Next Christmas.... hopefully.

Same here. Yet, I would argue that PLA is successful given Wittgenstein's reductio motive.

I was about to "like" this post, then realized that I would likely be one of the banned.

Ambitions and objectives regularly turned on their heads.

The Black Marxism cover rules!

Heavy.

If they read the book, they'll understand.

That it's a rotten cesspool.

How does one ensure it's a calling?

Congratulations!

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The consequences of faith-based politics.

Where are you headed?

Stockholm Syndrome.

McManus remarkably extracts liberal elements historically couched in socialist thought, constructing a fundamental sketch of how liberal socialism could catalyze a reimagined, original liberal social paradigm: a necessary step in overcoming and transcending authoritarian populism. A work of beauty.

The neoliberal version of economic equality.

Ignorant or intentionally misleading?

By the way, we'll need everyone to tighten their belts for a while to help the economy cool.

Limitations to possible choices in our daily lives ensure unintended consequences of our choices. Embrace those consequences as opportunities for self-development and awareness. Peace.

I understand that anecdotes represent merely part of the picture, but I know some pretty radical leftists who would disagree with this in its entirety. The only radical here appears to be the author. 🤷🏻

No

Congratulations!

"It’s not just lefties who are increasingly skeptical of the Democratic party. It’s the base, normie liberal voters who are beginning to realize this entire institution is rotten from the inside out."

Post by the journal Logos and Episteme introducing the release of the latest issue.

Thank you! 🙏🏼
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Fascinating anecdote but quite refreshing to read, considering my continual struggles with imposter syndrome. Congratulations on the publication.

Radical cover! 👏🏼

He'd probably hate us both.

John C. Duff, Reasons to Doubt the Ambiguity Argument: Contrived Wittgensteinian Valuations Lead to a False Dichotomy - PhilPapers Scott Soames argued that Wittgenstein’s private language argument reveals ambiguity, presenting two possible conclusions, wherein either conclusion exhibits devastating implications for the private la...

I’m excited to announce the release of my latest article, published in Logos & Episteme. I defend Wittgenstein’s private language argument from Scott Soams' accusations of ambiguity and collapse.

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I love this. Thank you.