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A Look Behind the Cultural Marxism Controversy: A Sort of Introduction

Posted on March 10, 2018 by Steven Yates

[Author’s note: this developed in response to an exchange of opinions on a Facebook forum, during which it became clear to me that any fruitful advance of the discussion called for something more detailed than could be attempted in a … Continue reading →

Posted in Culture, Higher Education Generally, Political Economy, Where is Civilization Going? | Tagged capitalism, classical Marxism, Cultural Marxism, economic Marxism, Frankfurt School, free speech, freedom of speech, globalism, Identity Politics, Marxism, Neoliberalism, political correctness, Richard Rorty, Richard Rorty Achieving Our Country, social-embeddedness | 1 Comment

What Should Philosophy Do? (Part 1)

Posted on February 13, 2017 by Steven Yates

Inspiring this series of posts (I’m thinking there might again be three) is John Horgan’s series on “What Is Philosophy’s Point?” in Scientific American (five installments, here, here, here, here, and here). I should begin by saying that I am … Continue reading →

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