I don’t know who compiled this list, but it’s an excellent collection of online resources. 51+ Things To Do While You’re at Home Virtual Museum Tours 1. British Museum in London 2. Guggenheim Museum, New York 3. National Gallery of Art, Washington D.C. 4. Musée d’Orsay, Paris 5. National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Seoul 6. Pergamon Museum, Berlin […]
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Christine Jackman on getting past the toxicity of much social media and other conversations. Ms. Jackman will be the MC for the inaugural The Brisbane Dialogues next month, in which I’ll be debating Professor John Quiggin about whether postmodernism is a right-wing phenomenon.
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This is still true: “The university teacher should, if he is fit for his position, be a person of a fair and judicial mind; he should, in dealing with such subjects, set forth justly, without suppression or innuendo, the divergent opinions of other investigators and he should, above all, remember that his business is not
An hour and twenty minute conversation I had with Benjamin Boyce about the Evergreen protests and their roots in postmodernism.
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My subscribers at thinkspot can join me on Wednesday, December 18th at 7:00 Central Time for my first premium livestream lecture. Theme: Are campus activists “snowflakes”? Or motivated to protect the frail and the vulnerable? Or is neither true, and a calculated strategy being leveraged? “Bootleggers and Baptists” is a political-economic catchphrase about how apparently
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In olden times, the headline would be: “Religious Professor Ejects Student for Stating There Is Only One, Natural World.” Now we get: Feminist Professor Ejects Student from Class for Stating There are Only Two Genders Such progress.
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I’m optimistic about young people and market feedback loops. One minute excerpted from my 2019 conversation at JBP’s site.
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My second discussion with Professor Peterson ranges over postmodernism, language, power, and what makes for a genuine education. (To skip the first intro., go to 4:35 in the video.) A podcast version is here. Our first discussion (2017) is here at YouTube or here in transcription.
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