Best of the summer blog

For those who are just returning to blog reading, here were some of the highlights of the summer (I only blogged a couple of times in July):

Nietzsche's rules for warfare...and the question of race and class (June)

In Memoriam:  Maurice Leiter (1933-2020) (June)

Phil Studies and the Dembroff-Byrne debate:  here, here, and here. (June)

"Contemporary legal realism" (June)

Best places to publish in ancient philosophy and related questions (June)

"The Economic Origins of Mass Incarceration" (June)

It pays not to read the mail:  a Paul Grice story (June)

Several dozen Princeton faculty calls for violation of their colleagues' right to academic freedom (July)

Board of Illinois Wesleyan spares philosophy--this time (July)

How will the pandemic and economic crisis affect the landscape of higher education? (August)

2020-21 PGR postponed due to COVID-19 (August)

President of the University of Southern Maine understands neither academic freedom nor the First Amendment (August)

What is "cancel culture"? (August)

Randall Kennedy takes apart the ludicrous hyperbole in the "anti-racism" statement by Princeton faculty (August)

On the aesthetic seductiveness of Nazism (August)