Liberal Illusions
Aristides HatzisOccasional essays on history, philosophy, politics, law, economics, literature, and the arts, from a liberal perspective.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 42 | Subscribers | Read | aristides.substack.com |
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The Future Verdict
Not in some distant, abstract future, but in the not-so-distant years ahead, the way refugees and migrants are treated today by most European states, and the United States, will be judged for what it is: cruel, immoral, inhumane. This judgm...
Defending my enemy
One of the most demanding tests of liberalism arises not when we are asked to defend speech we admire, but when we are asked to defend speech we find morally repugnant, politically dangerous, intellectually contemptible. Liberal principles ...
Mary Shelley, Political Thinker
On February 1, 1851, Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley died in London. She was 53. Today, 175 years later, she is remembered, celebrated, quoted, adapted, more widely than ever before. Frankenstein has become one of the most enduring cultural myt...
The Individual Against the City
In 425 BCE, twenty-four centuries ago, a very young Athenian playwright, probably in his early twenties, presented his third comedy at the Lenaia, an annual dramatic festival held in Athens. His name was Aristophanes. The title of the play ...
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Professor of Law, Economics & Philosophy, University of Athens (LLM, PhD, U of Chicago). I love history (esp. the Age of Revolutions, 1770-1848) and 19th century literature.
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