Rationalism in Politics: sixty years on
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Rousseau, Nietzsche, and the Image of the Human
My chum and sometime collaborator has this new book out. Paul FrancoPolitical philosophyLiberalismJean-Jacques RousseauFriedrich Nietzsche
Oakeshott’s Skepticism, Politics, and Aesthetics
Just published! aestheticsclassical liberalismConservatismEric KosMichael OakeshottPoetryPolitical philosophyscepticism
Herzl’s Bicycle
(This repost marks Herzl’s death on July 3rd). The top photo is of a mini sculpture near the Budapest synagogue and is based on the second photo on display in the Vienna Jewish Museum. The third photo is of the actual bicycle, also on display in the Vienna Jewish Museum. Read Herzl’s The Jewish State…
Symposium on Scott Scheall’s F. A. Hayek and the Epistemology of Politics
New issue of C+T classical liberalismcosmos+taxisFriedrich HayekPolitical philosophyscott scheallsocial epistemology
Despised: Why the Modern Left Loathes the Working Class
Given the top-notch endorsements from names of the calibre of Eric Kaufmann, Douglas Murray and Maurice Glasman, I’m very much looking forward to this read. Though written from within the British context, I fully expect that much of what Paul has to say will have salience to the US, Canada and other places besides. See Paul…
Michael Oakeshott Association 2021: Call for Papers
See here. aestheticsEpistemologymetaphysicsMichael Oakeshottphilosophical jurisprudencePhilosophy of EducationPhilosophy of historyPolitical philosophy
Palgrave Studies in Classical Liberalism
Coming soon! classical liberalismpolitical economyPolitical philosophy
Pathologizing Ideology, Epistemic Modesty and Instrumental Rationality
Here is an open access reprint in VoegelinView (with minor amendments) of a chapter that first appeared in The Mystery of Rationality: Mind, Beliefs and the Social Sciences, eds. Gérald Bronner and Francesco Di Iorio. ConservatismideologyLiberalismPolitical philosophyrationalismrationality
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…
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