Oakeshott and Liberal Education
Elizabeth Corey, Elaine Sternberg, Eric Kos, and Ella Street contribute to this at Liberty Matters. Elaine SternbergElizabeth CoreyElla StreetEric KosLiberal educationMichael Oakeshott
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Michael Oakeshott’s Life of Reflection
Elizabeth on a roll. Elizabeth CoreyMichael OakeshottTim Fuller
ANDREW SULLIVAN: Chat with Elizabeth Corey
We chat about my mentor, philosopher Michael Oakeshott, and his many intimations about the world. andrew sullivanElizabeth CoreyMichael Oakeshott
Podcast on Oakeshott
The very excellent Elizabeth Corey in conversation with John Sailer ConservatismElizabeth CoreyLiberal educationMichael Oakeshott
Oakeshott’s Countercultural Education
The very excellent Elizabeth Corey. [h]e thought that pursuing worldly achievement was a deeply misguided way to live. Like Montaigne, he ruminated at length about mortality as the fundamental condition for human meaning. Elizabeth CoreyLiberal educationPhilosophy of Education
On Civility
The very excellent Elizabeth Corey in an Oakeshottian frame of mind. It concerns the entire person—body, mannerisms, and speech—and it signals respect for oneself and others. Civility here is graciousness and courtesy, kindness and respect, other-regarding action that greases the wheels of human interaction. . . . Civility is not much prized in our revolutionary…
Religion and the Mode of Practice in Michael Oakeshott
Zygon — Volume44, Issue1, March 2009 Elizabeth CoreyEric VoegelinGeorg SimmelGeorge SantayanaMichael OakeshottReligion
The Religious Sensibility of Michael Oakeshott
The theme of the unremitting nature of practical life also appears in Elizabeth Corey’s essay “The Religious Sensibility of Michael Oakeshott.” Drawing on Oakeshott’s two essays on the Tower of Babel to flesh out his critique of the perfectionism and obsession with achievement that vitiate modern life, Corey shows how Oakeshott conceived of religion as…
In Praise of Moderation
The very excellent Elizabeth Corey’s First Things review of Aurelian Craiutu’s the Faces of Moderation: The Art of Balance in an Age of Extremes. Aurelian CraiutuElizabeth CoreyLiberalismMichael OakeshottmoderationPolitical philosophy
A More Moderate Diversity
The very excellent Elizabeth Corey weighs in on this very hot topic. Elizabeth Coreyfree speechidentity politicsJohn Stuart MillJonathan HaidtLiberal educationliberalityMarxism
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