Reading Simone Weil’s Need for Roots today, wondering if we need to talk more often about boredom as a political concept.
Hey everyone, just fyi I’m a pretty big deal and they’re devoting whole podcasts to discussing my brilliant ideas.
BREAKING NEWS.
Please join for my talk today at University of Tokyo on zoom, 9:30-11 JST! For US East Coasters, thats 830pm on June 10.
Registration link below.
The Cerulean blue scene in The Devil Wears Prada is perhaps the best illustration of what studying the history of political thought is for.
Boy I hope they liked it.
Excited to present my forthcoming book, The Foundations of Modern Territory, tomorrow at Edinburgh Law School, and to have such excellent commentators!
If you're in the area come through tomorrow!
10am-4pm, Elder Room at the Old College.
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A short explanation of p-hacking and why it absolutely makes sense to ask HHS to release the study methods of their autism report in advance.
1/2 On 11 June, @benwlm.bsky.social (Harvard University) will give a talk for us at PoETS, UTokyo, "On the Foundations of Modern Territory", introducing his forthcoming book; see abstract attached. This month we convene fully online, 09:30-11:00 JST. If you would like to join us, you are welcome.
Kristen Panthagani, MD, PhD
Guillotine Hunger Force
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This is good news except that if we start referring to the book as being written by the Mills, the war to persuade students that John Stuart Mill and Charles Mills have different last names will be lost forever.
An edition of On Liberty published this month is the first to officially name Harriet Taylor Mill as a co-author alongside John Stuart Mill. The new volume is edited by Piers Norris Turner (Ohio State...
