Religion and the Mode of Practice in Michael Oakeshott
Zygon — Volume44, Issue1, March 2009 Elizabeth CoreyEric VoegelinGeorg SimmelGeorge SantayanaMichael OakeshottReligion
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Critics of Enlightenment Rationalism
Just published. anti-rationalismEdmund BurkeEnlightenmentEric VoegelinFriedrich HayekFriedrich NietzscheGene CallahanKenneth McIntyreKierkegaardMichael Oakeshottrationalism
Tradition v. Rationalism
Shortly to be released. Eric VoegelinFriedrich HayekGene CallahanGilbert Rylelee trepanierLudwig WittgensteinMichael OakeshottMichael PolanyirationalismTradition
First Church of Intersectionality
The always insightful and elegant Elizabeth Corey in First Things. Individuality is secondary to group identity. Soon the church-like atmosphere evolved into a political rally. Intersectional scholars are, by definition, unhappy with their situations in life. Gender, sexuality, family, hierarchy, capitalism, and, most of all, the university and its “pretense” to objective knowledge must be…
Oakeshott Association Conference Programme
Here is the programme for the MOA meeting at Colorado College. Charles Sanders PeirceConservatismConversationEric VoegelinfoucaultHegelhistory of political thoughthumeLiberalismMichael OakeshottMichael Oakeshott AssociationmodernityPhilosophy of historyphilosophy of social sciencePolitical philosophyR. G. Collingwoodrationalism
Review of Michael Oakeshott on Religion, Aesthetics, and Politics
Efraim’s review of Elizabeth’s book. Michael Oakeshott was once known mainly as a thinker about politics. That this should have been so was in a certain sense unavoidable. Oakeshott held the chair of Political Science at the London School of Economics, taught the history of political thought, and published a few controversial essays on the…
Religion and the Mode of Practice in Michael Oakeshott
Here is the intro to Elizabeth’s essay: Michael Oakeshott’s religious view of the world stands behind much of his political and philosophical writing. Yet it is difficult to get a firm grasp on what religion means to Oakeshott. His ideas about it constitute nothing that most people would recognize as religious. He rarely writes about God,…
The Poetic Character of Human Activity: Collected Essays on the Thought of Michael Oakeshott
Coming soon – Chor-yung did a lovely piece for Hayek in Mind. Alasdair MacIntyreConfuciusEric VoegelinJohn RawlsLeo StraussMichael OakeshottOakeshottQuentin SkinnerZhuangzi
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