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William Petty (1623-1687) is the favorite villain for many, including among different intellectual communities. The Irish remember him as the side-kick of Cromwell who surveyed Ireland in order to facilitate a giant land-grab and centuries...
Near the end of Xenophon’s Oeconomicus (for online Greek see here) in chapter 20, young Socrates’ informant, Ischomachos, attributes financial success in farming to three distinguishable features. (I have consulted Carnes Lord’s translation...
In understanding the origins of Machiavellian liberalism, and its art of government, my most important scholarly debt is to Michel Foucault’s Collège de France lectures of the late 1970s. Now the hinge of his argument is Rousseau’s (1755) T...
Careful readers of my blog may have noticed that reading Callard’s Open Socrates got me interested again in Socrates. Callard’s Socrates treats inquiry as an intrinsically social activity and in that sense is different from the paradigmatic...
In the Fall of 1994, I was working at a market research firm in Boston. They would call European print shops to find out what equipment they were using. (This was just before the merger between Linotype and Heidelberger in case you were won...
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A Dino blogger known as The Ghent Zeppelin. I write on political economy, political theory, history and philosophy of science, philosophy, and sci-fi.
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