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What Do American Heroes Say About America's New Work Ethic?
Max Weber famously described the American work ethic as deriving from the Calvinist leanings of the protestant settlers of New England. Weber's brilliance was in making this... Read more
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10 Great Philosophers Who Were Mentally Disturbed
image credit Those who ask the difficult questions, like Why are we here? From where do we derive morals? and What does it all really mean, when you get right down to it? have... Read more
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Financial News?
What the hell is the point of the financial news? 1. It is unintelligible to the uninitiated. The Dow goes up, the Dow goes down. Who even knows what the Dow is... Read more
The 08 August 2011 by Philosopher's Beard
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10 Great Philosophers Who Were Mentally Disturbed
image credit Those who ask the difficult questions, like Why are we here? From where do we derive morals? and What does it all really mean, when you get right... Read more
The 26 August 2011 by Gerard
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Links Mostly About German Novels
T. T. Heine's poster for a Munich cabaret (depicting Marya Delvard)The Tablet launches a series of monthly podcasts called 'Long Story Short' with an interview... Read more
The 10 August 2011 by Praymont
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What Do American Heroes Say About America's New Work Ethic?
Max Weber famously described the American work ethic as deriving from the Calvinist leanings of the protestant settlers of New England. Weber's... Read more
The 29 August 2011 by Philosopher's Beard
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What's So Great About Teaching Evolution?
Religious types hate their children being taught about evolution in school science class because it clashes with their beliefs. On the one hand their beliefs ar... Read more
The 01 August 2011 by Philosopher's Beard
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Efficient Not Effective Government
It's not Big Government that's the biggest risk to your rights, liberties, and prosperity. It's effective government.Efficient governments are concerned with... Read more
The 02 August 2011 by Philosopher's Beard
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Philosophy Links & Beckett's Film
Georg ReimersHere's a podcast in which Robert Zaretsky discusses the friendship and dispute involving Hume and Rousseau. A review of Ann Thomson's Bodies of... Read more
The 22 August 2011 by Praymont
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Reflections on a Visit to Israel
I recently enjoyed a perfectly pleasant and uneventful trip to Israel, which nonetheless brought me to see the country in a new way. I had been used to... Read more
The 21 August 2011 by Philosopher's Beard
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The Reality of Bhutan's Gross National Happiness
Bhutan is famous for its pursuit of Gross National Happiness, not Gross National Product. How very enlightened. What a wonderful lesson about harmonious living... Read more
The 25 August 2011 by Philosopher's Beard
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How Rich Do You Feel?
If there is one thing our public school system should be able to achieve, it is to produce adults capable of simple arithmetic. So why are so many of us,... Read more
The 16 August 2011 by Philosopher's Beard
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