Mark Oppenheimer²: The Limits Of Free Speech?

Mark Oppenheimer²: The Limits Of Free Speech?

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Hrishikesh Joshi dissects whether political homogeneity in academia poses a problem for democracy.He ultimately argues that universities wield significant influence over society while remaining largely insulated from democratic control. Comparing the academy to an ideological “gu ...  Show more

Decoding Reactions: Signal and Noise in Personal Interactions | Mark Schroeder

Mark Schroeder discusses When Things Get Personal, his account of how we interpret one another and why those interpretations so often go wrong. Our interactions are filled with noise, factors that don’t reflect the person themselves, complicating what we can infer about an indivi ...  Show more

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