Peter Singer and the Narrowing of Discourse
You might expect a row between a moral philosopher and a casino company to involve the former lecturing the latter on the ethics of...
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Making Homer and Vergil Optional at Oxford Won’t ‘Diversify’ Classics
When I was in sixth grade, the English teachers at my New York all-girls’ school started revamping the decades-old curriculum. First, they...
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On the Study of Great Books
Anyone familiar with Australian universities will recognize the opportunistic hype produced by their marketing departments and distilled...
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Don’t Blame Neoliberalism for ‘Postmodern Conservatism’
The last decade has been an age of political tumult. The rise of right-wing populism is ascendant across the West. Liberal democracy and...
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How Anonymous, Unproven Accusations Turned Mike Tunison’s Career Into MeToo Road Kill
Mike Tunison has become the latest writer to go public with details of life among The Canceled. In a newly published essay, the...
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