Scientific Authority and the Democratic Narrative
Jason Blakely
Democracy and science can be mutually reinforcing only if there is a recognition of the limited authority of each.
To Forgive Us Our Trespasses…
Nancy Isenberg
In the words of retired Supreme Court justice Anthony Kennedy, “a people confident in its laws and institutions should not be ashamed of mercy.”
A Divine Comedy
Eugene McCarraher
Like the “radical orthodoxy” associated with John Milbank, Stanley Hauerwas, and an array of other British and American theologians, Hart’s project of rejuvenation has been no narrowly theological or academic exercise.
Cancel
B.D. McClay
Cancel ’s murkiness has made it a very useful word for pushing already contentious or delicate matters into the realm of total confusion.
Current Issue
Of Continuing Interest
A selection of articles from the archives
The New Anti-Intellectualism
Andrew Piper
Never before has it been so fashionable to be against numerical thinking.
In Me We Trust
Donna Dickenson
What we are actually witnessing in the genetic enclosure movement is the tragedy of the anti-commons.
Capitalism and Our Moral Imagination
Eugene McCarraher
Markets and property systems are related, but they are not the same: markets are about exchange and money; property about ownership and power.
The Romance of the Rebel
Edward J.K. Gitre
What is provocative is Hale’s
claim that the insider-outsider
relationship was, and is, driven
by love.