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Aristotle's idea of the magnanimous, or great-souled, man is not an easy one to accept ("the great-souled man is justified in desp...

Dennis Prager is an American classical liberal. He decided  recently that he would read Betty Friedan's influential feminist work, The...

Liberalism has dominated the English speaking countries for quite some time. I came across an interesting example of this from the Spectato...

Popular Top Gear presenter Jeremy Clarkson isn't afraid of speaking his mind. That's increasingly rare and I commend him for it. ...

I don't want this comment from Lawrence Auster on my post Hitchens and Conservative Rights to pass unnoticed, so I'm posting it bel...

What makes us free? Peter Hitchens believes that the left has it wrong. The left has put its faith in abstract declarations of human rights...

I have time now to get back to Liberalism & Community , a defence of classical liberalism by Steven Kautz. Kautz supports the classical ...

I've now finished reading The Courtier and the Heretic by Matthew Stewart, a study of the intersecting lives of two important philosoph...

Spinoza was one of the first of the classical liberals. I'm reading a book about him at the moment titled The Courtier and the Heretic ...

I've been gradually working my way through Liberalism & Community by American academic Steven Kautz. The book is an attempt to defe...

I've written a few posts now reviewing Liberalism & Community by American academic Steven Kautz. I hope readers will be patient wit...

I've written a couple of posts already on the book Liberalism & Community by American academic Steven Kautz. The book was written...

I've now read the second chapter of Professor Steven Kautz's Liberalism & Community . If you remember , the book is intended to ...

I've just begun reading Liberalism & Community by Steven Kautz. He is an Associate Professor of Politics at Michigan State Universi...