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In The Death of the Liberal Class (Nation Books, 2010), Pulitzer‑prize‑winning journalist Chris Hedges charts the slow unraveling of the American liberal tradition—the coalition [...] Read more

Indigenous academic Leroy Little Bear compares the foundational base of Blackfoot knowledge to quantum physics to an attentive audience at The Banff Centre as part of the Indigenous Knowledge and [...] Read more

The Self Under Siege - Rick Roderick I. The task of creating a life with the "self under siege" to the degree I have argued may seem impossible. At the very least, it calls for what Baudrillard calls [...] Read more

Biological Experiment [...] Read more

In his teisho, David Loy leads us through a consideration of the stories that many of the world’s religions tell. They are stories which give priority to a world separate from this one, held out as [...] Read more

Exploring the history of the Amazon and its peoples: an interview with John Hemming Dr. John Hemming is a legendary author and historian who has spent the past six decades documenting the history of [...] Read more

Martha C. Nussbaum’s Upheavals of Thought: The Intelligence of Emotions advances a radical claim: emotions are not irrational eruptions that cloud judgment but cognitively rich appraisals [...] Read more

I. Marcuse became a pop figure, the philosopher of the 60s. He expressed a key contradiction in modernity. Modernity is "enlightenment", the end of myth and dogma, the power of reason; but it is also [...] Read more

I. The task of creating a life with the "self under siege" to the degree I have argued may seem impossible. At the very least, it calls for what Baudrillard calls "fatal strategies". So I begin this [...] Read more

Edward Bernays’ Propaganda (1928) reads today like the blueprint for a media age he could scarcely imagine. In brisk, confident prose, Bernays argues that modern democracies cannot function without [...] Read more