Logos Letter
Benjamin L SmithThe Desire to Understand
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 45 | Subscribers | Read | logosletter2022.substack.com |
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The Common Good Defined: The Cooperative State
Thomists, Aristotelians, Platonists, and others affirm that the common good is among the important elements of just political community. For this reason, many of my political essays have featured arguments about the common good. Most recent...
Men without Chests and the Reign of Techne
I recently had a conversation with my oldest son that was both edifying and alarming. One Saturday morning, he said something like this: “school has taught me to argue well, to write good papers, and give speeches, but because they are afra...
The Primacy of the Common Good: An Alternative to Liberalism
In the last installment of Logos Letter, I considered the first principal of classical political thought: man is naturally a part of the greater political whole. I went on to explain that this is so because the human person only flourishes ...
Man is Naturally a Part of the Body Politic: The Being of Politics
Man is political by nature. This is the first principle of classical political thought, and it is at odds with entire liberal tradition. Since the Enlightenment, John Locke and others have taught us to think about politics as if it is a mat...
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An award winning philosophy professor and writer, specializing in ancient and medieval philosophy, political philosophy, and philosophical theology.
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