Oct. 22 in NYC — Rights in America: A History
In this lecture, I trace how Americans have conceptualized rights since the nation’s founding until today.
ReadIn this lecture, I trace how Americans have conceptualized rights since the nation’s founding until today.
ReadA section of Columbia University’s famous two-semester Contemporary Civilization seminar.
ReadA course on the changing ways Americans have defended free-market capitalism, from the country’s founding to today.
ReadThis seminar examines the political and philosophical thought of Ayn Rand (1905–1982).
ReadAn exploration of three ways free-market capitalism has been defended in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries.
ReadIn this seminar, we examine the shift from a Newtonian and Baconian outlook on science to a statistically oriented one.
ReadIn this course, we survey extraordinary advances in science and technology since the Renaissance.
ReadIn this course, we examine centuries of disagreements over what constitutes valid scientific method.
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