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Notes on Freedom

Josie Appleton

Bite-sized reflections on freedom and unfreedom, past and present.

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Latest Issues

Recent posts by this newsletter. Browse the email archive.

The logic of the language police

There is something very strange about today’s ‘language police’ - all the universities and sensitivity codes that are banning long-established words (dogma, dialect, fieldwork, men, women), and the current and long-dead authors who are cens...

2 months ago
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Megaliths tell us to do something with our freedom

Megaliths show us that things can be built with only a very small amount of freedom.

6 months ago
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In praise of the conservatism of culture

I am always struck by the conservatism of human culture: the way in which the human imagination maintains cultural frameworks, or language, even as it is changing something radically. Radical changes such as the English Civil War or America...

6 months ago
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The blame game

Keir Starmer’s plan to ban smoking in outdoor smoking areas (on the basis that smokers are a ‘burden on the NHS’ and the taxpayer) made me think the following -

6 months ago
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  • Josie Appleton

    Writer, researcher, author of 'Officious - Rise of the Busybody State'.

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