Soul Survival
(August-September 2005)
Is "the new neuromorality" a threat to traditional views of right
and wrong? |
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Bizarre
Bedfellows (July 2005)
Andrea Dworkin's ideological intercourse with the right. |
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Behind
the Jeffersonian Veneer (June 2005)
The author of The Politically Incorrect Guide to American History
is no libertarian. |
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The President's
Philosopher (May 2005)
The holes in Natan Sharansky’s democratic manifesto. |
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A Wave of Hot
Air (April 2005)
After the deluge, the God talk. |
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God or Mammon
(March 2005)
When religious groups get caught between their principles and their subsidies.
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The "Values"
Panic (February 2005)
The right has no monopoly on morals—or on moral bullying. |
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The Problem
With Putin (January 2005)
An unreliable ally, an unlikely democrat. |
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Martial
Vices (December 2004)
Zell Miller’s un-American view of the armed forces. |
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Defending
Repression (November 2004)
Why are conservatives trying to rehabilitate McCarthyism and the Japanese
internment? |
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Beyond
Belief (October 2004)
When will secularism be allowed in the public square? |
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Taking
Science Seriously (August-September 2004)
Conservative dogma about sex roles ignores inconvenient realities. |
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Under the
Radar (July 2004)
Political correctness never died. |
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Opting
Out (June 2004)
The press discovers the mommy wars, again. |
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Traditional
Prejudices (May 2004)
The anti-Semitism of Alexander Solzhenitsyn. |
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Abuse Revisted
(April 2004)
A feminist challenges the conventional wisdom about domestic violence. |
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Opening
Marriage (March 2004)
Do same-sex unions pave the way for polygamy? |
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Hating
Jews (February 2004)
When do anti-Zionism and anti-Semitism overlap? |
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Kobe's
Rights (January 2004)
Rape, justice, and double standards. |
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Divorcées
and Social Engineers (December 2003)
Fathers face off against the marriage movement. |
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Roy Moore's
Monument (November 2003)
Religion has a place in the public square -- but not an exclusive one. |
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Bipartisan
Coulterism (October 2003)
Who’s meaner, conservatives or liberals? |
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Tammy Bruce's
Journey (August-September 2003)
The politics have changed, but the style remains the same. |
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Media Critic,
Critique Thyself (July 2003)
Eric Alterman’s What Liberal Media? is as shoddy as the books it attacks.
|
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Gay Rights
Go to Court (June 2003)
Sodomy laws, same-sex marriage, and the future of homo- sexual rights. |
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Skin Flicks
101 (May 2003)
What porn studies profs don’t get about sex. |
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Aborting
Equality (April 2003)
Men’s odd place in the abortion debate. |
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Guilty
by Association (March 2003)
Note to conservatives: Most immigrants aren’t terrorists. |
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Consciousness
Raising 101 (February 2003)
Inside the gender studies classroom. |
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Man Trouble
(January 2003)
What does male-on-male sexual harassment mean for discrimination law? |
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Ecumenical
Intolerance (December 2002)
The sin of extremism is neither common to all Muslims nor limited to Islam.
|
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Dad Blood
(November 2002)
If DNA tests prove that you’re not your children’s father, do
you still owe child support? |
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One Nation,
Many Gods (October 2002)
Vouchers, the Pledge of Allegiance, and the separation of church and state.
|
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Spin This
(August-September 2002)
The trouble with Bill O’Reilly. |
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Licensed
to Kill (July 2002)
Men and women, crime and punishment. |
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Our Bodies,
Our Scholarship (June 2002)
Unwomen, "happy" marriage, foreign male elements, and women's
studies. |
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Intellectual
Warfare (May 2002)
Pseudo-intellectuals and pseudo-populists duke it out. |
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Sound Judgement
(April 2002)
Does curing deafness really mean cultural genocide? |
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Windbags
of War (March 2002)
Even after September 11, left-wing McCarthyism predominates on American
campuses. |
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Excluded
Evidence (February 2002)
The dark side of rape shield laws. |
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The Feminist
West (January 2002)
Acute schizophrenia, left and right. |
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Liberty's
Paradoxes (December 2001)
Must we surrender freedom in order to remain free? |
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Good Sports?
(November 2001)
Despite continuing Title IX controversy, women are having a ball. |
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Soviet
Reunion (October 2001)
Russia's future is looking frighteningly like its past. |
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Sex and the
Census (August/September 2001)
Post-revolution data on toxic bachelors, choice, and children. |
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McVeigh
to MacBeth (July 2001)
The difference between revenge, retribution, and right. |
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The Mommy
Tax (June 2001)
Is motherhood a boon or a burden for women today? |
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False
Diagnosis (May 2001)
When it comes to gender, doctors don't play favorites. |
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Monkeying
Around With The Self (April 2001)
Why support for biotech shouldn't foreclose the debate over its moral issues.
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Many
America's (March 2001)
Don't confuse the electoral vote map with the territory. |
