Sometimes you find someone who speaks your language. I know I’m one of so many people who felt that way about Tyler Tidwell. When Blake...

Epistemology: A Beginner’s Guide by Robert Martin Review by Tyler Tidwell What is knowledge? Each of us confronts an astounding amount of...

Review: Shall the Religious Inherit the Earth? by Eric Kaufmann. What to Expect When No One’s Expecting, by Jonathan Last. To whom does...

Is Western civilization losing its morality? Our philosophers appear incapable of achieving anything resembling a consensus on morals,...

Is television bad for you? According to Neil Postman, the answer is unequivocally “yes” – though for reasons that might surprise you....

What does it mean to be educated? In a controversial manifesto, lifelong college professor Allan Bloom offers a critique of trends in...

In 1998, when the Modern Library solicited readers to select the 100 best English language novels published since 1900, Atlas Shrugged...

Liberalism in international relations (IR) is the theory that democracy, inalienable natural rights, and diplomatic, economic, and...

Camus begins by posing a simple question: is life worth living? After reading this, most readers (and understandably) roll their eyes and...

In a series of twenty lectures, James gives a thorough analysis of the religious experiences of man. Here is an outline of his main...

Thomas Nagel’s The View from Nowhere is neither an easy nor particularly exciting read, and Nagel raises far more questions than he...