Mark the date: Beginning at 1 p.m. Eastern on the 17th, Professor Peterson and I will discuss university politicization, the pronoun wars, political correctness, and other manifestations of postmodernism. The discussion will be recorded and released on social media. Our initial point of contact was my book Explaining Postmodernism: Skepticism and Socialism from Rousseau to […]
My discussion with Jordan Peterson, August 17 Read More »
I’ll be speaking tomorrow in Chicago at the FMRS event, along with Matt Kibbe (President and Chief Community Organizer, Free the People) and Barbara Kolm (President, Friedrich A. v. Hayek Institute). The event is sponsored by the Austrian Economics Center, and its theme is this: The 2017 FMRS brings together leading business people, outstanding scholars,
Free Market Road Show in Chicago — tomorrow Read More »
Two of my articles on entrepreneurship-related themes are published in Portuguese translation at the Junior Achievement Brasil site: “Educando para o empreendedorismo” and “O que a ética empresarial pode aprender com o empreendedorismo?”
Two entrepreneurship articles at JA Brazil Read More »
Keynote speech this November on Figurative Art and Philosophy.
Keynote speech at TRAC art conference in November Read More »
I’m giving a lecture on July 1, 2017 at an invitation-only event organized by the Friedrich Naumann Foundation in Buenos Aires. Other speakers during the afternoon and evening event include Gabriel Zanotti, María Marty, and Alberto Benegas Lynch. Thanks to Marcelo Duclos for the invitation.
Talk at Naumann Foundation event, Buenos Aires Read More »
For more information, please see the poster: Thanks to Maria Marty for her poster design.
“The Crisis of Postmodernism” — Lecture in Buenos Aires Read More »
Some of my books, articles, and reviews available in audio form are collected at my Audio Publications page, which I’ve updated this month.
Audio publications page — updated Read More »
Tom Tropp, Vice-president for Ethics and Culture at the Arthur J. Gallagher Corporation is a guest speaker in my business ethics class today. Gallagher is a $5.6 billion company with almost 25,000 employees worldwide. Gallagher was named a most ethical company for the fifth time, in large part due to Mr. Tropp’s work. Mr. Tropp’s
Tom Tropp, CEE guest speaker Read More »