My goodness: everyone’s favourite academics Josh “Boston Review” Cohen, Elizabeth “What is the Point of Equality?” Anderson and Stephen “The British Moralists and the Internal ‘Ought’” Darwall have started their own blog over at Left2Right, promising contributions from Richard Rorty and other implausibles.
As I say, my goodness.
Alexandra Samuel, who is one of the world’s finest Canadians (and a fellow member of the Harvard Government Department’s 1995 cohort), has started her own blog over at Otherwise Engaged.
It’ll probably be full of the kind of technogeekery that’s a bit too technogeeky for me, but then that’s the kind of technogeek that Alex is, and that I’m not. But do pay her a visit, and learn about how computers can participate in the building of Canadian social democracy, or whatever it is that (i) computers and (ii) Alex are doing these days.
Nick Barlow’s got a new look — and a much better new look than his recent new look, and has kindly stuck the Virtual Stoa right at the top of his own blogroll, which is good of him.
I see that I gave the number 129 to both Victor Serge and Leo Tolstoy in the Dead Socialist Watch. Apologies for that, and I’ll renumber the relevant posts accordingly now.
Apologies for that. The end of term’s always a busy time, and the end of the Michaelmas Autumn term’s especially so.
