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The Great Distance from “Cancel Culture” to the Banning of Critical Race Theory

Philosophy, Political Philosophy, Politics
June 11, 2021/by Darrell Arnold
The Right continually writes of the threat of the Left's alleged "woke" cancel culture. But not only does the Right have its own more...
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The Virtue Ethics of Thomas Aquinas

History of Philosophy, Moral theory, On Reason, Philosophy, Politics, Reason
December 19, 2020/by Darrell Arnold
RETURN TO TABLE OF CONTENTS Thomas Aquinas (1225 - 1274) is known for having successfully integrated Aristotle's teaching with that he inherited from Platonism and...
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Aristotle’s Ethics

Courses, History of Philosophy, Moral theory, Politics
December 19, 2020/by Darrell Arnold
RETURN TO TABLE OF CONTENTS For Aristotle ethics and politics are fundamentally intertwined. He understands both domains functionally. The human function or purpose, he argues,...
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An examined ethical life

History of Philosophy, Moral theory, On Reason, Philosophy
December 19, 2020/by Darrell Arnold
RETURN TO TABLE OF CONTENTS An examined life Socrates famously noted that "the unexamined life is not worth living." But what exactly does an examined life...
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Some Thoughts On “the Backfire Effect”

Philosophy
December 1, 2020/by Darrell Arnold
In my earlier post, Election Recounts and the Backfire Effect, I refer to the heuristic that has been somewhat controversial. In comments on the...
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