And his campaign against the Norwegian reporter who revealed how women are treated in Afghanistan.
Category: Latest News
Welcome to our archive of news stories relevant to the project of fighting fashionable nonsense. The stories are drawn from the electronic pages of the world’s media. On this page, you’ll find links to those stories that have been featured on Butterflies and Wheels during the current year. At the bottom of the page, you’ll find links to separate archives of stories from previous years.
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Bit of a Mistake, Really
If the US and UK hadn’t removed Mossadegh in 1953, things might have gone better…
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Horowitz Answers, Walker Answers Him
What would the consequences of the Academic Bill of Rights really be?
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Eagleton After Theory
‘Postmodernists oppose universality, and well they might: nothing is more parochial than the kind of human being they admire.’
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Reason v. Academic Bill of Rights
‘Suddenly, “academic freedom” starts to sound like an encroachment on the freedoms of the faculty.’
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Roger Scruton on Donald Davidson
And ‘the sound made by a research programme when it hits’ – Cambridge.
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Outmoded Authoritative Structures?
Did the makers of ‘The Matrix’ get Baudrillard wrong? Or were they making a subtle point about – oh never mind.
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Perhaps There Are More Than Two Sides?
How does one achieve ‘balance’ in a complicated subject that doesn’t always divide neatly along a left-right axis?