High school dropout turned college professor, liberating the humanities from the ivory tower--with philosophical, ethical, and spiritual insights to enrich everyday life and inspire personal and social transformation
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Should We Eat Animals? Ancient Perspectives on the Treatment of Animals
For centuries, human beings across cultures have debated the moral standing of animals. Before the term “vegetarian” was coined in the 19th century, those who did not eat meat were called “Pythagoreans,” a nod to the ancient Greek philosoph...
Resurrecting "Hind's Hall"
The following is a repost of our May 7, 2024 look at Macklemore’s song, “Hind’s Hall.” The song was the catalyst for much of the controversy resulting in Macklemore's removal from Ed Sheeran’s U.S. Loop Tour. Macklemore has donated more tha...
Free Palestine, Free Speech: What Macklemore's Dissent Teaches Us About Safety, Power, and Moral Courage
“…the creative artist and poet and saint must fight the… gods of our society—the god of conformism as well as the gods of apathy, material success, and exploitative power” ~ Rollo May, The Courage to Create (1975)
On September 14, 2026, hi...
Behind Your Back: Spinoza and Fromm on Illusory Freedom
“Experience teaches us no less clearly than reason, that men believe themselves to be free, simply because they are conscious of their actions, and unconscious of the causes whereby those actions are determined” ~ Spinoza, Ethics
Despite b...
Confucius Didn't Say That...
The following piece was sent to 13 subscribers on November 4, 2021—our third ever post. We now share this modestly revised version with the 4,000 or so who have subscribed since those early days of the humanities revolt.
The humanities off...
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High school dropout turned professor of humanities, philosophy, and gender studies; applying the insights of the humanities to everyday life, and exploring what it means to "be" a critical thinker.
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