By: Daniel Tippens A heated debate has arisen since the rise of moral psychology as a scientific discipline. Moral psychology examines, descriptively, how we come
Month: January 2017
Classical Liberalism (Part Two)
The second of my two-part conversation with our own David Ottlinger on Classical Liberalism and its fortunes in the US. Originally aired on January 23,
Classical Liberalism (Part One)
by Daniel A. Kaufman The first of two conversations with our own David Ottlinger on Classical Liberalism and American Society. Here, we go into some
Liberalism, “Implicit Bias,” and Thoughtcrime: On the Subject of the I.A.T.
by Daniel A. Kaufman One of the most fundamental values of a liberal society, beyond that of freedom of speech, is liberty of conscience. One’s
Music, Humor, and Politics
by Mark English P.D.Q. Bach was the youngest and oddest of J.S. Bach’s many children. His best known work is probably the dramatic oratorio, Oedipus
Simulation or Mere Semblance (of an Argument)?
E. John Winner **In the following discussion, I am indebted to a paper written by Brian Eggleston, when he was an undergraduate systems analysis student