Category Archives: Democratic Theory
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From Žižek to Badiou to Benedict XVI…
Leave a commentSeptember 25, 2009 by Peter Gratton
Saw this sentence in The New Republic’s Review (a bit delayed) of the Pope’s Caritas in Veritate: According to Rowan …
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Goldstone Report, Israel, and the Call for More Debate on Just War Theory
Leave a commentSeptember 20, 2009 by Peter Gratton
This is I think the longest response of any I’ve seen in the US to the UN Golstone report released …
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Nostalgia for the 1940s and 50s
Leave a commentSeptember 17, 2009 by Peter Gratton
I was making this point in class earlier today and I had missed David Brooks’ eulogy for the lost …
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Adam Kotsko, meet Mark Lilla
5September 15, 2009 by Peter Gratton
Adam Kotsko has a nice rendering of a widespread logic employed in conservative thinking. It just so happened that …
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Foucault on Power
Leave a commentSeptember 10, 2009 by Peter Gratton
I’m editing something of mine right now on Foucault. It seems suitable for here, since for now I’m leaving it …
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Women in Philosophy
5September 7, 2009 by Peter Gratton
I guess a day spent reading Beyond Good and Evil is not the best time to post on women and …
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Conclusion from tomorrow’s paper on Speculative Realism
Leave a commentSeptember 3, 2009 by Peter Gratton
I’m editing my paper to get it down to the time limits for the CRESC objects conference. Since I don’t …
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Humans and other Animals
4August 31, 2009 by Peter Gratton
Renee at Womanist Musings and Feministe had a post up on the perhaps perverse effect of the animal rights’ movement on the politics of …
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