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Tag Archives: mass incarceration
April Book Potpourri: Kipnis, Stanley, Jorjani, More …
Over recent months and weeks any number of items have come to my attention that could have been blog entries, had I complete information about them. For example, there is the just-released book by Laura Kipnis, Unwanted Advances: Sexual Paranoia Comes to Campuses (Harpers, 2017), as of this writing listed as #1 bestseller in feminist theory on Amazon.com. Continue reading
Posted in Academia, Books, Philosophy, Where Is Philosophy Going?
Tagged "alt-right", antimaterialism, Arktos Media, Brian Leiter, Feminism, How Propaganda Works, Jason Reza Jordani, Jason Stanley, Laura Kipnis, mass incarceration, paranormal phenomena, Peter Ludlow, Prometheus and Atlas, Sexual Paranoia, Socrates, Socrates Tenured
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