Libertarianism.org is producing a series of free online courses. Last summer, I recorded lectures on a survey of basic and applied topics in political philosophy, available here. Lectures include: What Makes…
Just a reminder that Georgia State University’s terminal MA program in philosophy is still accepting applications through April 15 for Fall 2016. All acceptances come with a two-year assistantship package…
At Business Ethics Review Journal, Dan Layman has a critique of “Markets without Symbolic Limits”. Abstract: Jason Brennan and Peter Jaworski reject expressive objections to markets on the grounds that (1)…
There is no one harder to argue with than someone who (mostly) agrees with us. Or so I claim, here. If “our” side insists on fighting with itself, it’s no…
First of all, let me thank all the contributors to the symposium. All were, one way or another, squarely within the audience I was hoping to reach with the book,…
I’ll remind readers that Rationalism, Pluralism, and Freedom is suddenly timely: it discusses the tensions within the Anglican Communion that have now resulted in the Episcopal Church’s suspension from full…