The Open Society and Its Complexities
I have been informed that Jerry Gaus has a new book to be posthumously published by OUP next year. Here he is discussing some of the book’s ideas. classical liberalismcomplexityGerald Gausopen systems
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Jerry Gaus
Saddened to learn of Jerry’s passing. He was such an easy going and a thoroughly decent chap and a really good philosopher to boot. Jerry was well-known to Cosmos + Taxis via the symposium on his The Tyranny of the Ideal and his participation in the symposium on Pete Boettke’s F. A. Hayek: Economics, Political…
Symposium on Gerald Gaus’ The Tyranny of the Ideal
Latest issue of C+T Blain Neufeldcomplexitycosmos & taxisDavid WiensFred D’AgostinoGerald GausKevin VallierLiberalismLori WatsonPolitical philosophyRyan MuldoonScott E. Pagespontaneous ordersthe tyranny of the ideal
Symposium on Gerald Gaus’s The Tyranny of the Ideal
Coming soon featuring this stellar lineup (to keep apprised of updates see here): Introduction to Symposium on Gerald Gaus’ The Tyranny of the Ideal — Ryan Muldoon The Imperative of Complexity — Scott E. Page The Tyranny of a Metaphor — David Wiens How Can We do Political Philosophy? — Fred D’Agostino Public Reason in the Open…
