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...Djaimilia Pereira de Almeida “Publish or perish” is an admonition that academics learn early in their careers. In this essay—a guest column—the author, a young academic, argues instead that publishing is a means of dignifying the discontinuity of the self. One both publishes and perishes...

... at all.” Does diffidence or uncertainty—whatever the opposite of self-justification is—entail conversion? Is riding backward from Emmaus the best way off a high horse? Our continuing symposium on enmity and related mysteries is based...

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... more radical than one based in the distinction between hearing and seeing. And an iconicism like Dostoevsky’s presents its own set of ethical complications. Often his characters self-consciously humiliate or harm themselves and others just...

... unconsciously, major tasks imposed on it by history. “The Jewish question” has been interpreted from many perspectives, always passionately, but often self- deceptively as well. After all, what happens to any people in the course of his- tory is defined, not simply...

... argument of claims radically at variance with the way in which the thinker actu- ally lives — as a friend, or spouse, or parent, or child. Isaiah Berlin once remarked on the self-refuting character of moral relativism: in deciding between different life courses...

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