Caffeinated Philosophy
Sep 10Auburn’s Philosophy Club undertook a foray to the external world last night, sponsoring a roundtable on Beauty and Art with three faculty members and three undergraduate majors at a local coffeehouse – specifically at the Gnu’s Room (out-of-date and uninformative website here, newer but slightly broken and still uninformative website here), a cool – and [...]
Wild Cards
Sep 10In The Structure of Scientific Revolutions (a book of great virtues and great flaws, but I’m not going to get into either right now), Thomas Kuhn describes an experiment that I think is of tremendous importance to libertarians, particularly left-libertarians: In a psychological experiment that deserves to be far better known outside the trade, Bruner [...]
In Defense of Legal Naturalism
Sep 10Stephan is puzzled as to why anyone would deny that unjust laws are laws. Here’s at least the beginning of an answer. For a fancier and more longwinded answer, see here.
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