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Secularism in Iran


The fact is that, as we have noted earlier, there is a large portion of Iranians within the country calling … More

Colonialism, Imperialism, Secularism

How the women’s movement transformed society


After Betty Friedan got her Smith College classmates to complete a questionnaire about their lives at their 15th reunion in … More

Betty Friedan, Feminism, Ms., Women's Movement

Identity Politics and Cancel Culture w/Norm Finkelstein


The contemporary culture war over the role of racism, patriarchy, and other questions of oppression and identity in American society … More

Cancel Culture, Identity Politics, Norman Finkelstein, Woke, Woke Culture, Wokism

Identity Politics


Wokeness begins with concern for marginalised persons, but it ends up reducing each person to the prism of her marginalisation, … More

Identity Politics, Intersectionality, Woke, Wokeness, Wokism

When “Postliberalism” Means Reaction: On Patrick J. Deneen’s “Regime Change”


Decades ago, a number of “communitarian” writers—including Christopher Lasch, Alasdair MacIntyre, Robert Bellah, Daniel Bell, Michael Sandel, Jean Elshtain, and … More

Antiliberalism, Authoritarianism, Communitarianism, Liberalism, Postliberalism

Mahatma Gandhi


“Gandhi was a first-rate politician, second-rate saint, and third-rate thinker.”–DSR

Gandhi, Mahatma Gandhi

The University Of Oxford Dominated Philosophy In The Twentieth Century


Largely thanks to Ryle and his colleagues, by the 1950s Oxford had ascended to a commanding position in philosophy, at … More

Analytic Philosophy, Philosophy, Philosophy at University of Oxford

The Conservatism of Democracy


by Greg Conti (teaches political theory and the history of political thought at Princeton University) “Using words like ‘problematic,’ ‘cisgender,’ … More

Conservatism, Conservatism of Democracy, Democracy

Post-Liberalism


Yascha Mounk and Sohrab Ahmari debate whether there is a viable alternative to philosophical liberalism. In this week’s conversation, Yascha … More

Liberalism, Post-liberalism

Liberalism Against Capitalism


The work of John Rawls shows that liberal values of equality and freedom are fundamentally incompatible with capitalism. Your chances … More

Capitalism, Liberalism, Rawls

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