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• Foreign Policy and the Gift of the World

  
  Front Porch Republic — Authority: 134
  Devon, PA.  In February 2007, as the Iraq war crept to the end of its fourth year, I published this short essay, proposing a few notions on foreign policy that I had rattling in my head.  When writing it, I sometimes grew nervous, deranged by the prospect that someone might actually read this and find it in some ...
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• Neo-Liberal Normativity

  
  Larval Subjects . — Authority: 551
  Over at Poetix Dominic has an interesting post up responding to Pete’s recent discussion of normativity over at Speculative Heresy. Dominic writes: The crux here seems to be that “man” is not in himself a normal animal: normative accounts of human being are best taken as descriptions of the commitments we ...
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• Hegel, The Family, Society, and The State

  
  Socyberty — Authority: 506
  Hegel states two moments of love whose main consequence is the foundation of a family. The first moment constitutes an essential evolution of the will, which leaves the sphere of the abstract rights and, in general, the subjective, to wish a contact with other with other will. The second moment of love is that in ...
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• Allan Bloom Interviewed

  
  snaggletoothie of the Loyal Opposition — Authority: 139
  The other two parts of this interview can be found at Education Is the Sense That Certain Questions Must Be Answered by Hegel Not Oprah at my reading blog The Chinese Jar .
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• “It’s possible to fight intolerance, stupidity and fanaticism when they come separately. When you get all three together it’s probably wiser to get out, if only to preserve your sanity.” ~ P. D. James

  
  Lola's Curmudgeonly Musings on Life, Love & Other Trifles — Authority: 121
  But what we need to remember is what happened as a result of the pervasive unrest then could happen now. Those who are being churned into a collective frenzy in their hatred for the man who currently sits in the Oval Office include individuals who only need a push in the right direction to carry that hatred into an ...
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• Unpolemical Narratives

  
  Izgad — Authority: 120
  RVA responded to my previous post with a long comment that I believe deserves a posting in its own right:I find both of your following contentions persuasive, that – a) History should be taught from an unpolemical stance and that we should try to understand historical events from the perspectives, rationales, and ...
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• Stories for Children Publishing Offers Writers Workshops in 2010

  
  Fast Press Releaser — Authority: 134
  Stories for Children Magazinea trademark of Stories for Children Publishing, LLCA monthly Ezine for Children (3 to 12)Website: http://storiesforchildrenmagazine.orgM E D I A  R E L E A S E CONTACT: Donna M. McDineMarketing Manager, Stories for Children MagazineEmail: DonnaMcDine@storiesforchildrenmagazine.orgPhone: ...
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• The Thirteenth Meditation, Historia – The Philosophy of History and History in Philosophy

  
  Eternity in an Hour — Authority: 129
  The King’s Library~ Our meeting today, my dear reader, is not one of coincidence, luck or blind chance. That we have met today means that we were meant to meet and our meeting could not have happened in any other way. It is inevitable that the past must be as it has been before the [...]
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• The Ninth Meditation, Systēma – Approaching Systematic Philosophy

  
  Mindstorm — Authority: 110
  The Youth of Aristotle by Charles Degeorge~ Our meeting today, my dear reader, is not one of coincidence, luck or blind chance. That we have met today means that we were meant to meet and our meeting could not have happened in any other way. It is inevitable that the past must be as it [...]
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• Being, Becoming, and Fatherhood

  
  Samizdat Blog — Authority: 100
  [Warning: this post is much more about me and my life than my usual posts are. I dont blame you if you want to go read something else.] Back when I was in grad school, I used to carpool from Chicago to my teaching gig at Notre Dame with a lanky guy who got his news from Fox, his opinions from Rush, and his general ...
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• Hegel, Religion and Politics

  
  P e r ? C r u c e m ? a d ? L u c e m — Authority: 492
  The Hegel Society of America has issued a call for conference papers that ‘investigate or problematize in new ways and in new connections the intersection of religion and politics in Hegel’s philosophy’. The deadline’s not until the end of January, so still some time to get something in. More info here , ...
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• The Ninth Meditation, Systēma – Approaching Systematic Philosophy

  
  Eternity in an Hour — Authority: 129
  The Youth of Aristotle by Charles Degeorge~ Our meeting today, my dear reader, is not one of coincidence, luck or blind chance. That we have met today means that we were meant to meet and our meeting could not have happened in any other way. It is inevitable that the past must be as it [...]
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• A pedagogical breakthrough; with bonus thoughts on “the church”

  
  An und fr sich — Authority: 516
  I have shared with you my struggle to get my students to understand the dialectic . Today, going over the section of Ruether’s Sexism and God-Talk where she talks about the “conversion experience” of feminists and then even more where she talks about the relationship between the feminist “base community” ...
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• Class Struggle In The Roman Republic

  
  Prose Before Hos — Authority: 466
  The Article: The class struggle in the Roman Republic by Alan Woods presented by In Defense of Marxism. [ PBH Editors Note: I spent a lot of time cleaning up the formatting and text to make this more readable ] The Text: “The history of all hitherto existing society is the history of class struggles.” ...
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• The “Hegel renaissance”

  
  Ensaios Imperfeitos — Authority: 150
  A comment on The Cambridge Companion to Hegel and Nineteenth-Century Philosophy By Alexander Fangmann 4 November 2009 The Cambridge Companion to Hegel and Nineteenth-Century Philosophy , edited by Frederick C. Beiser. Cambridge University Press, 2008 Cambridge, Massachusetts. Paperback (ISBN-13: ...
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• Why Read Heidegger

  
  The New Republic - damon linker Feed — Authority: 100
  German philosopher Martin Heidegger gets a lot of bad press. And for good reason. He was an enthusiastic supporter of the Nazis, he did and said and wrote some nasty things before and after serving as the rector of Freiburg University from 1933-1934, and though he eventually distanced himself from his earlier ...
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• Approaching Systematic Philosophy: The Start of the Beginning

  
  Eternity in an Hour — Authority: 129
  Aristotle~ Our meeting today, my dear reader, is not one of coincidence, luck or blind chance. That we have met today means that we were meant to meet and our meeting could not have happened in any other way. It is inevitable that the past must be as it has been before the future can [...]
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• AMSCHEL MAYER ROTHSCHILD: Knight of Malta

  
  EndrTimes — Authority: 446
  CGIs Lonestar: AMSCHEL MAYER ROTHSCHILD: Knight of Malta Posted By: CGI_admin Date: Wednesday, 26-Aug-2009 14:15:31 We Americans have a huge tree planted in our back yard right up next to our house. Weve watered it, fed it and pruned it until it has grown so huge we cant really see it anymore. We water it with the ...
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• The cunning of reason

  
  An und fr sich — Authority: 516
  I’m starting to think that my liberation theology course is being haunted by the ghost of Hegel, because every time I think that I’ve explained the dialectic to them, the next book we read overturns what I’ve said. (It makes me think that I need to read Jameson’s Valences of the Dialectic , and indeed if ...
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• Racing to the bottom or Doomful Nature

  
  Naught Thought — Authority: 405
  Over at Infinite Thought , Nina has a post critiquing a ‘race to the bottom’ in contemporary philosophy; a trend in thought which purportedly draws politics from the laws of nature and asserts the meaninglessness of nature and philosophy.  The post makes a number of statements which need to be addressed.  ...
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