by Kevin Currie-Knight ____ Suppose that you live next door to someone and think something about the way they live – their religion, their domestic

by Kevin Currie-Knight ____ Suppose that you live next door to someone and think something about the way they live – their religion, their domestic
by E. John Winner ___ There can be a profound difference between confrontation and conflict. Confrontation simply involves facing the world as it is, and
by Daniel A. Kaufman Some more things I’ve been wondering about, from the serious to its opposite and everything in between. Not all of them
by Mark English ___ This post was prompted by some private discussion of a recent episode of my podcast, Culture and Value. The episode in
by Robert Gressis ___ In this episode, Robert Gressis (philosophy, California State University, Northridge) and David Leitch (political science, California State University, Northridge) discuss the
by Kevin Currie-Knight ___ People differ in all sorts of ways. Most of our differences generally go unnoticed when we interact. For example, with regard