The Problem with Poland's New Holocaust Law
This process of historical compression informs much of the debate about Poland’s new law.
John A. Litwinski
· 5 min read
The Discomforts of Being a Utilitarian
So what intuitions of right and wrong, fair and unfair, would we have if we were clairvoyant beings?
Hazem Zohny
· 6 min read
The Real Gender Trouble
Although they don’t usually acknowledge it, transgender activists make philosophical claims, which are susceptible to philosophical critique.
Spencer Case
· 12 min read
The Apartment, Authority, and Consent
On a topic of particular pertinence to our own cultural moment, Billy Wilder’s 1960 classic is a fascinating artefact well worth revisiting.
Matthew Stahlman
· 10 min read
Equalitarianism and Progressive Bias
Other researchers have expressed concern that this unflattering image of conservatives might be an unfortunate manifestation of bias from within the academy.
Bo Winegard
· 16 min read
In Defense of Offense
The uncomfortable physiological feeling of hearing offensive speech, it would then seem, vindicates this view that one is being attacked.
Michael Robillard
· 15 min read
Identity Is Not a Straitjacket
In particular, works of art born out of identity politics may seem like significant artistic statements when they are made.
Geoffrey Lehmann
· 12 min read
Open Borders Is a Dangerous Idea
Open borders philosophy is wrong, because, like the failed ideologies of the past century, it doesn’t account for unpleasant facts about human nature and society.
George Gallatin
· 6 min read
The Spanking Debate Is Over
What definition of spanking is used, etc. Local skirmishes about this will continue.
Noam Shpancer
· 14 min read
A Deep Dive into Jordan Peterson's Channel 4 Interview
So what are Peterson’s views, and why did Newman consider them so controversial?
Uri Harris
· 10 min read
Lawsuit Exposes Internet Giants' Internal Culture of Intolerance
The willingness to displace all of the other people on a panel, people who presumably worked hard to earn those speaking opportunities, displays a level of ego that is striking.
Gideon Scopes
· 12 min read
Dishonesty and #MeToo in Canada's Literary Scene
The effect of the #MeToo movement, especially in Canada, is creating the same subdued atmosphere among men.
Irene Ogrizek
· 9 min read
Nobody's Victim — Interview with Samantha Geimer
The woman raped by Roman Polanski when she was thirteen reflects on her candid memoir, #MeToo, and the culture of victimhood.
Jamie Palmer
· 19 min read
Neo-Orientalism on the Left
This Orientalism has clouded how many on the Western Left understand and approach minority cultures within their own societies.
Imran Said
· 6 min read
Buy Banned Books
In our hyper-mediated, panoptical culture, where neurotic self-reference is now almost completely inescapable, the continuing contribution of imaginative fiction and investigative journalism has never been more necessary.
Bonny Brooks
· 9 min read