by Michael Boyle In my first essay on critical thinking, I focused on the period prior to and during the Second World War. In this essay,
Month: November 2015
The Scrooge Charade
By David Ottlinger “Alas! how dreary would be the world if there were no Santa Claus! It would be as dreary as if there were
Let’s Cease the Santa Charade
By: David Kyle Johnson The notion that we should lie to our children about Santa Claus enjoys a kind of sacred protection that modern religious
This Week’s Special: Cora Diamond’s, “Eating Meat and Eating People.”
by Daniel A. Kaufman Click to access DiamondEatingMeat.pdf Cora Diamond is one of the finest of the contemporary Wittgensteinians and more generally, one of the
That’s Not Funny
By David Ottlinger One good thing to come in the wake of these frequently misguided and often intolerant student protests has been a real and
Ruminations on Millennials – The Case of Moral Arrogance
By Daniel Tippens Please note that the ideas presented below are things that the author feels strongly on, but on which he hasn’t fully formed