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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Lecturer Pool - Philosophy - Department of Philosophy
12. April 2021
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The Problem of (Other) Racist Minds
12. April 2021
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Simone Weil produced a fragmentary oeuvre, almost none of which appeared in her lifetime. Her posthumous mythology makes her hard to pin down
12. April 2021
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Being and Reason: An Essay on Spinoza's Metaphysics
11. April 2021
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A film maudit, French for a cursed film, is one that is widely panned but staunchly defended by a devoted few
10. April 2021
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The Ethics of Vaccine Passports
9. April 2021
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Everything that was once considered lowbrow is now triumphant. It's been decades since anyone has felt guilt about a guilty pleasure
8. April 2021
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You can write poems about sex or excrement, but not business or money. Those are the only two obscene topics left. Dana Gioia explains
8. April 2021
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Consider the strongman. Ruth Ben-Ghiat’s new book on dictators elides the political and cultural conditions that allow for their rise
8. April 2021
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