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Crooked timber  
Out of crooked timber of humanity. No straight thing was ever made.
Tags: philosopher, philosophy
Author: Michael Berube
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A Christmas Carol and The Chimes

Dec 19, 2009
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! Well, not quite yet (you might remonstrate). But it’s coming up (you must concede). So I’ve undertaken a seasonal graphic project that doesn’t involve Photoshopping squid. I love Dickens, and “A Christmas...

Farewell, Tel

Dec 18, 2009
The greatest living Irishman signs off. (Has anyone else noticed that the volume on the bbc iplayer goes to 11?) His was the first music show I was aware of on the radio, because once in a while our neighbour, Charles Lossock, would drive me to...

Reason and Persuasion in NDPR! (Hey, Kids! Plato! once again!)

Dec 18, 2009
Hey, did I mention that I (we – Belle and I) published a Plato textbook? And that, thanks to me courageously refusing to settle for less, you can read the whole thing free online, even download a complete PDF (print-locked). Well, I’m mentioning it...

Notes on a Class

Dec 17, 2009
I’ve just finished my most enjoyable sustained teaching experience so far. In Fall 2007 I taught a small freshman seminar (with 20 students) on Children, Marriage and the Family. This is part of a program my university has called the Freshman Interest...

Top political philosophy books of the noughties

Dec 17, 2009
Jacob Levy is asking his Facebook friends to nominate their tips for the best political philosophy books (best, most enduring, most interesting) of the decade that Brits are now referring to as “the noughties”. Global justice has obviously been the...




John W.
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  I feel like I'm reading a magazine when I read Crooked Timber. I mean this in a good way; I get to take my time with it, get to sip some coffee while I read. It's a good blog.
Posted 5/10/08 3:05 AM