A Review Of The Judicial Justification For Campus Diversity
A Moment In Praise Of Jill Lepore, And The Power Of Stories
“For Lepore, history is essentially a writing problem: how we know what we know (or think we do), how different forms and genres transmit different kinds of signals, what it might mean to encounter a gap between the evidence and the truth. Her work has confronted the tension between what a reader needs to know […]
Five Books On Free Speech On Campus
“They all say generously that we ought to listen to the students, especially when the students seem to be looking out for each other, and we should not simply assume that they are opposed to freedom.”
Two Books On How Algorithms Oppress
Erasmus, Luther, And The Populist Uprising
A Fantastic Conversation About How Language (And Thought) Works
When we say we are thinking, what we are actually doing is rearranging causal relations with past events, objects that we have encountered before, to see what happens when we combine them.”