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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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    The 08 August 2011 by   Philosopher's Beard
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