If it weren’t for the fall of Rome, Walter Scheidel suggests, we’d all still be ploughing the fields, living in poverty, and dying young
16. April 2021
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Sin in Christian Thought
15. April 2021
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Traversing the internet, Patricia Lockwood finds a surfeit of self-righteousness recorded for posterity
15. April 2021
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Follow Decision Theory!
14. April 2021
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Packing the Court?
14. April 2021
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The Self as Narrative: Is it good to tell stories about ourselves?
14. April 2021
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Baudelaire gave us not only the flaneur, but also the convalescent: the addled thinker driven by feverish curiosity
13. April 2021
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Imagining an Alternative Pandemic Response
13. April 2021
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Thorstein Veblen’s reputation for adultery has been exaggerated. But his relations with women did affect his career
13. April 2021
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Thorstein Veblen’s reputation as an adulterer has been exaggerated. But his relations with women did affect his career
12. April 2021
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