Related: “Why Art Became Ugly” Navigator (Volume 7, Number 7), September 2004. Also available in German [pdf], Korean [pdf], and Spanish translations. [Go to the Art Images page.]
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Elizabeth Warren’s recent remarks offer a striking glimpse into one prominent strain of American political thought.
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The Portuguese translation was published in Brazil, a Serbo-Croatian translation of the first chapter was published, and a new, expanded edition was published last month in Kindle and this month in a snazzy hardcover. Samples from the scholarly reviewers of the first edition: “By the end of Explaining Postmodernism, the reader may remain ill at
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I’m happy to announce that the Portuguese translation of my Explaining Postmodernism has been published in Brazil by Callis Editora. Here are links to Callis’s website in Portuguese and English. I will check into the availability of the book outside Brazil and follow up.
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… is now available at Amazon. Here is my theme: “The liberal case for free speech won out in the modern world, but it has been under strong attack in the past generation. The attacks have come not only from traditional conservatives but increasingly from the postmodern left. In this essay, Stephen Hicks presents and
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At The Economist web log, Will Wilkinson has a good piece on Rawlsian egalitarian arguments against free speech. The firing of Juan Williams makes perfect sense in that framework, as does the left’s outrage over the Citizens United decision. Wilkinson rightly notes the principled outcome of that framework: “it seems to me that this conception
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I’m happy to announce that a Portuguese translation of my Explaining Postmodernism will be published in Brazil by Callis Editora. Here are links to their website in Portuguese and English. The publication date is TBA. Progresso!! Update: Here are links to the book at Callis’s website in Portuguese and English
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For my book entitled Explaining Postmodernism: Skepticism and Socialism from Rousseau to Foucault, including scholarly reviews and online availability of the manuscript, please visit the Explaining Postmodernism page. . “Free Speech and Postmodernism”. On how postmodernism generates the new attacks on free speech. Navigator, 2002. Also available as a 26-page monograph edition at Amazon. SOHO
The Non-fiction “Ayn Rand.” The Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy, 2001. Ayn Rand was a major intellectual of the twentieth century. Born in Russia in 1905 and educated there, she immigrated to the United States after graduating from university. Upon becoming proficient in English and establishing herself as a writer of fiction, she became well-known as a
Links to my publications in Business and Economic Ethics. “What Business Ethics Can Learn from Entrepreneurship” [pdf]. In Journal of Private Enterprise, 24(2), Spring 2009, 49-57.At the Social Science Research NetworkAmazon Kindle e-book version.Serbo-Croatian translation by Alma Causevic. Spanish translation by Walter Jerusalinsky [PDF]. Portuguese translation by Matheus Pacini [PDF] or [html].Audio edition in MP3