Tag Archives: Ethics

Cordial and Sanguine, Part 54: Bleeding Heart Libertarianism in Istanbul

16th
May. × ’13

[cross-posted at BHL] Self-promotion şarkı: Click for enhanced magnitude.

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Cordial and Sanguine, Part 53: The Mind Cannot Foresee Its Own Eternal Recurrence

14th
May. × ’13

When you see the words “spontaneous order,” do you just naturally think “will to power”? When you flip through Prices and Production or The Pure Theory of Capital, do you hear the clarion call of the Übermensch? You’re not alone. Corey Robin, too, has divined the hidden connection between Hayek and Nietzsche that more timid [...]

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Mutual Assured Destruction?

12th
May. × ’13

Mark Stoval attacks something he thinks is mutualism. I reply in the comments.

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Cordial and Sanguine, Part 52: Unreasonable Pluralism Redux

12th
May. × ’13

I eudaimonise again.

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Cordial and Sanguine, Part 51: Unreasonable Pluralism

4th
May. × ’13

My latest at BHL: Eudaimonist Reason versus Public Reason.

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IOS Regenerates!

3rd
May. × ’13

So, there is a new good thing in the world. Back in 1990, in the wake of the Peikoff-Kelley split and Truth and Toleration, David Kelley founded the Institute for Objectivist Studies as an alternative to the rigidly dogmatic Ayn Rand Institute. (I assume I don’t have to explain to readers of this blog what [...]

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