Friedrich Hayek and the Pleasures of Liberal Thought in the ‘Great Book’ of Modern Japan
Whoa! This could be interesting. Brian HurleyEconomicsFriedrich HayekJapanLiberalismliberalityLiterature
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Rodney Brooks on Artificial Intelligence
Brooks in conversation with Russ Roberts. Artificial intelligenceRodney BrooksRuss Roberts
The Theory of Moral Sentiments — online
Smith’s TMS has been made available online. Adam SmithDavid HumeScottish Enlightenmentscottish philosophyTheory of Moral SentimentsWealth of Nations
The Classical Liberal Case for Privacy
Now available. chris bergclassical liberalismprivacyrule of law
Diamonds in the Rough: The Peirce-Percy Semiotic in The Second Coming
In Walker Percy, Philosopher Charles Sanders Peirceexistentialismkarey perkinsphilosophical literaturesemioticsthe second comingWalker Percy
Tracing The Genetic Code Of New Orleans Funk Music
B. Getz outlines the history of funk. Allen ToussaintDr. JohnFats Dominofunkjames brownmusicneville brothersnew orleansprofessor longhairpsychedelic funksecond line
That Mystery Category “Fourthness” and Its Relationship to the Work of C. S. Peirce
In Walker Percy, Philosopher Charles Sanders Peircephenomenologysemioticsstacey akeWalker Percy
The Self in the Age of Cognitive Science
The most excellent Rob Rupert has made his latest paper freely available. Abstract Philosophers of mind commonly draw a distinction between the personal level – the distinctive realm of conscious experience and reasoned deliberation – and the subpersonal level, the domain of mindless mechanism and brute cause and effect. Moreover, they tend to view cognitive…
Ludwig Lachmann: Enigmatic and Controversial Austrian Economist
This past weekend I had the good fortune to attend an intimate conference on Ludwig Lachmann, a name that has been lingering in the air for me for many years but that I’d never got round to actually reading. Not only did I for the most part find Lachmann’s writing, notably The Market As an Economic Process,…
Kafka’s Last Trial
Christoph Irmscher reviews the newly published book by Benjamin Balint — Kafka’s Last Trial — that sets out the tortuous fate of Kafka’s literary estate. Benjamin BalintFranz KafkaMax Brodphilosophical literature
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