by Miroslav Imbrišević ___ At the age of sixteen, I found the idea of being a philosopher very attractive. Much later in life, I asked
Tag: Karl Popper
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
Liberalism and the Question of “Cancel Culture”
by Kevin Currie-Knight Cancel culture – the idea that it is increasingly hard to voice unpopular ideas without risking serious consequence – is illiberal. At
More Thoughts on Knowledge and Higher Education
by Mark English Last month I wrote a short piece on what I see as a rapidly developing crisis in the education sector and beyond.
Experientialism and Reality
by Mark English Daniel Kaufman has written on a number of occasions of certain unfortunate trends in contemporary culture, some involving a disconnect between self-perceptions
Degrees of Assimilation
by Mark English In a recent essay, Daniel Kaufman recalled the days when he and a couple of friends used to climb through a hole