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Is free speech in danger on campus? A conversation with Jonathan Zimmerman

“The recent spate of campus protests remind us that colleges (and their students) haven’t lost sight of this humanistic ideal.”

Dec 27, 2016

Is free speech in danger on campus? A conversation with Jonathan Zimmerman

Dec 27, 2016

Sarah Gustafson
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American Enterprise Institute

Why we all should fall in love with the liberal arts

The 25 best bits from Robby George and Cornel West in conversation at AEI

Dec 23, 2016

Why we all should fall in love with the liberal arts

Dec 23, 2016

Sarah Gustafson

Let Learning Be Cherished…

Written with Wells C. King for the Davidsonian Newspaper at Davidson College, published Oct. 20, 2016.

Dec 23, 2016

Dec 23, 2016

Sarah Gustafson
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American Enterprise Institute

So, what do ‘All the Single Ladies’ want?

Originally written for AEIdeas, October 2016.

Dec 23, 2016

Dec 23, 2016

Sarah Gustafson

Who can be a philosopher?

Smith refers to this book as a move of “calculated risk” for one who is not an “accredited philosopher”. It is also a beautiful call for…

Oct 6, 2016

Who can be a philosopher?

Oct 6, 2016

Sarah Gustafson

Inspired to be kind in an unkind world: Why we benefit from reading Thomas Hardy

On the foundations of philosophy and science, and through his command over the written word, Hardy created a literary experience that makes…

Oct 6, 2016

Inspired to be kind in an unkind world: Why we benefit from reading Thomas Hardy

Oct 6, 2016

Sarah Gustafson

No safe spaces here: Philosophy, justice, and the argument for cultural fallibilism

We cannot be enlightened members of humanity if we do not “welcome the disruptions that compel us to confront” the many sources of self.

Oct 6, 2016

No safe spaces here: Philosophy, justice, and the argument for cultural fallibilism

Oct 6, 2016

Sarah Gustafson
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American Enterprise Institute

What shoplifting millennials teach us about anti-capitalist attitudes

Over on Good, which describes itself as “a social impact company that creates stories, experiences, and tools to push the world forward,” a…

Oct 6, 2016

Oct 6, 2016

Sarah Gustafson

Beyond the melodrama of good guys and bad

“Be very careful when you call for the authorities to back up your assignments of credit and blame.”

Oct 6, 2016

Oct 6, 2016

Sarah Gustafson

‘The conundrum that every generation of Americans is fated to try to resolve’

In case this election has you, like me, despairing of the state of American politics, maybe it’s time to put away misty nostalgia for 20th…

Oct 6, 2016

Oct 6, 2016

Sarah Gustafson

Sarah Gustafson

Fr-Anglo-American. MA in Intellectual History from UCL. History, politics, faith, and pop culture. Check out my LinkedIn if you want: http://goo.gl/6uVcDX.

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