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Why Defenders of Individual Liberty Must Not Surrender the Term “Liberal.”
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I am frequently told that the word ‘liberal’ has become so confused and contested, and so deeply associated with the (often illiberal) left in the United States, that attempts to defend it as a distinct philosophical t...
(Audio)Why Defenders of Individual Liberty Must Not Surrender the Term “Liberal.”
The philosophy behind Western modernity must not die
I am frequently told that the word ‘liberal’ has become so confused and contested, and so deeply associated with the (often illiberal) left in the United States, that attempts to defend...
The Difference Between Reasoning and Rationalisation
8-year-old me being thoroughly unconvinced
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The Overflowings of a Liberal Brain has over 6500 subscribers! We are creating a space for liberals who care about what is true on the left, right and centre to come toget...
(Audio) The Difference Between Reasoning and Rationalisation
Confessions of a reformed contrarian
I have always been argumentative. I discovered that I was quite good at it when I was 8. This was, according to family lore, when I made a case that my teacher could either say “Two wrongs don’t make a...
Freedom of Speech Exists So We Can Argue About Everything Else
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Arguably the most persistent misunderstanding about free speech is the assumption that defending someone’s right to say something is equivalent to endorsing or approving of wh...
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