Gide on Molinari
May 20According to Charles Gide’s 1899 review (now posted), the problem with Molinari’s proposed Society of the Future is that it is both too hopelessly utopian – and too similar to the society we’re already living in. There’s no satisfying some people ….
Spencer, Hodgskin, and Land Rights
May 18As “everyone knows,” Herbert Spencer was a reactionary defender of capitalism and an opponent of socialism, while Thomas Hodgskin was a proto-Marxian defender of socialism and an opponent of capitalism; so what should one expect from Hodgskin’s review (now online) of Spencer’s Social Statics? The right answer, it turns out, is almost total agreement: “there [...]
Cordial and Sanguine, Part 32: Remembering Traditional Marriage
May 10Longtime readers of this blog will recognise my latest BHL post, on same-sex marriage, as a shameless mashup of several of my previous AAE posts on the same topic. My people believe in using every part of the blog.
Cordial and Sanguine, Part 27: War Among the Bleeding Hearts Continued More and More
Apr 25More posts: McCobin, me, and Friedman.
Cordial and Sanguine, Part 26: War Among the Bleeding Hearts Continued Some More
Apr 23My latest contribution to the symposium is finally up, as is a “best of the blogs” roundup.
Cordial and Sanguine, Part 25: War Among the Bleeding Hearts Still Further Continued
Apr 19The symposium continues with a second contribution from Zwolinski and Tomasi, a third contribution from Friedman, and a solo reply from Zwolinski. I just finished another entry, which should go up tomorrow.
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