Warm review by Laurie Bréban in Journal of the History of Economic Thought
Look at Yourself
From Ambivalence to Betrayal: The Left, the Jews, and Israel
The (“pussy-hatted”) sheep-like disproportionate support offered by the middle and upper classes for the Women’s March, tone-deaf to its Jew-hating leadership, is a now commonplace mainstreamed dissimulation disguised as merely criticism of Israel and buttressed by useful idiots (or shit-puppets as we say in the trailer park). I spent many an hour chatting with Wistrich when he was at UCL.
The Emotional Mind: The Affective Roots of Culture and Cognition
Family Portrait: Jazz Fest at 50
Just released. Scott Guion’s painting for Jazz Fest 50.
A Note on the Influence of Mach’s Psychology in the Sensory Order
Jimbo @ 75
This article from five years ago. Just the other night after a long gap, I watched The Song Remains the Same again with a chum who hadn’t seen it before. Even on a first viewing, the in-your-face pomposity of it all, still didn’t detract from the music that steamrollers one into complete submission.
