Aristotle’s Categories
2. February 2021
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Helen Frankenthaler was many things, but perhaps not “a Shakespeare of the Eisenhower era,” as a fulsome biography asserts
2. February 2021
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The law professors Cass Sunstein and Adrian Vermeule call for rule by social-scientific elites. That would be a disaster
2. February 2021
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Censorship: How the West is becoming more and more like the old Soviet Union
1. February 2021
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What Next for QAnon?
1. February 2021
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Silvia Foti's grandfather is a national hero in Lithuania. He also worked with the Nazis to kill Jews. His story has echoes across Eastern Europe
1. February 2021
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A Philosopher’s Blog 2020
30. January 2021
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Dostoevsky endured emphysema, hemorrhoids, and six epileptic fits a week. And yet, in his overheated and unventilated office, he persisted
30. January 2021
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There's No Such Thing as "Following the Science"
29. January 2021
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Geniuses are often obsessive, self-centered, and offensive. As Edmond de Goncourt put it: Almost no one loves a genius until he or she is dead
29. January 2021
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