by James Pannucci ____ Knowledge is power. We’ve all heard this, but what does it mean, and where did this concept come from? Historically, it
Category: Essays
further thoughts on kafkatraps
by Kevin Currie-Knight ____ I’ve written about Kafkatraps before, but there is so much more to say about these deceptively powerful rhetorical devices. In my
Viewpoint Diversity and the Idea of Neutrality
by Luke Cuddy ___ Neutrality is a Laudable Goal: A Clarification of Viewpoint Diversity Critics of neutrality abound. For one thing, neutrality is boring compared
end of an era
by Daniel A. Kaufman ___ My relationship with Robert Wright’s “BloggingHeads.TV” goes back some ten years or so, when I was nothing more than a
Information, Communication and Insecurity
by Mark English ____ There are, these days, countless new and improved ways of losing documents and missing messages. If I and my friends are
Leaving New york
by Daniel A. Kaufman ___ My wife, Nancy, and I are both New York born and bred. She longs to return there and to Manhattan