In Part II, I explore how universities could potentially mitigate or overcome the challenges, risks, and dangers identified in Part […]
American Universities in Danger
Part II: What Can be Done (Sections A and B) Read Post »
A Short Take Post A recent article tells the story of the efforts of local rural Democratic candidates finding a
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Has anything changed in the six years since I published Nurturing Decent Human Beings: The Case for Moral Education in
American Universities in Danger
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I am not alone, of course, in finding the U.S. political news alarming, deeply distressing, and exhausting. Each day reveals
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A recent Pew Research survey of moral and ethical views in 25 countries garnered many headlines about the US being
A Flawed Global Survey of Morals Read Post »
As a teacher and sometime scholar of the Humanities and a recipient of a grant from the National Endowment for
Throwing Fuel on the Bonfire of the Humanities Read Post »
Let’s face it. The only available oppositional force that can stop MAGA at this time and in the foreseeable future
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In several previous blogs, I analyzed how morality easily gets derailed because we frequently act as though it only pertains
The MAGA Attack on Empathy Read Post »
About two years ago I scrapped my website and stopped writing my blog that was focused on the moral dimension
My Website and Blog: A New Chapter Begins Read Post »
The bottom line that we need to keep coming back to is this: While there is a private aspect to
What We Too Often Get Wrong about Morality Read Post »