Democracy by the Book
Antón Barba-Kay
Part of the political bizarreness of our time comes from the fact that the possibility of data’s neutrality is rarely disputed as such.
Part of the political bizarreness of our time comes from the fact that the possibility of data’s neutrality is rarely disputed as such.
The Jewish suspicion of confession is a kind of epistemological modesty, an unwillingness to examine other minds too closely.
Translation draws us closer to the paradoxes of being both a member of the human species and an irreducibly distinct individual.
How are we ethically to evaluate the practice of getting stoned?
To begin a sentence is to launch into the void and syntax plays a large role in how you will land.
On the face of it, Simone Weil is a remarkably poor candidate for domestication.
How does one deal with the “trees and forests” complexity of a career like David Tracy’s?