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If you get an email from the email below purporting to be me and expressing interest in your research or book, it is a scam. ...Although I'm sure your research/book is fascinating!
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The rumors are true! @dieworkwear and I have started a monthly podcast together.
We read works of fashion philosophy and talk about what they mean today.
We start with a book from 1705 called Fable of the Bees
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How productive have you been this week - and did you even want to be? With me on @BBCFreeThinking at 9 on Radio 4, we dive into what it means to be busy. My guests include @JohnjoCallanan @PatrickFoulis @femonomics. Aldo @BBCSounds
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THIS WEEK ON @ThisGuySucked : It’s our second-ever This Guy Rocked episode, featuring @JohnjoCallanan! We’ve been absolutely buzzing since we recorded it…
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Replying to @JohnjoCallanan
@JohnjoCallanan For so long I've been waiting for your book. I finally feel I get that devil. It was a blast talking about it with you too. philosophypodcasts.org/man-d…
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"We need not endorse [Bernard] Mandeville’s entire philosophy to recognize that the questions he posed are as pertinent as ever."
Check out Max Skjönsberg's (@MaxSkjonsberg) latest book review on "Man-Devil," which outlines the modern relevancy of Mandeville at 🔗 loom.ly/u-kU89g
#LawLiberty25 #Law #Liberty #Commerce #Political #Economy #Virtue
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EXCLUSIVE: Osborne to give Elgin Marbles to Greece | Parliament Square | The Critic Magazine
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Last year @tylercowen mentioned reading @JohnjoCallanan ‘s Man-Devil: The Mind and Times of Bernard Mandeville, the Wickedest Man in Europe, which he described as “a good treatment of an underrated and still under-read Dutch thinker.”
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“Man-Devil is a fascinating and welcome corrective, not least because Bernard Mandeville was among the first to argue that we don’t really know ourselves“ — @patrickxwest reviews Man-Devil, by John Callanan thecritic.co.uk/issues/may-2…
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John J. Callanan - Man-Devil
The Mind and Times of Bernard Mandeville, the Wickedest Man in Europe
À paraître en octobre aux Princeton UP
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"The Man-Devil title was not entirely unfair — Mandeville was a provocateur, an intellectual prankster. He wanted to be known, he wanted to sell books and he succeeded by popularizing one simple idea that today seems unremarkable."
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Thanks Krista!
I am only a few chapters in, but I am already loving this book. @JohnjoCallanan wrote a banger.
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‘Polanyi’s book was an exceptionally bold effort to make sense of contemporary developments on an international scale by telling a quasi-historical story.’
Stefan Collini on ‘The Great Transformation’, Karl Polanyi’s examination of the ‘market society’: lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v47/n01/…
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Wonderful to see @JohnjoCallanan’s “engrossing and very readable” Man-Devil (out January 14) reviewed by @BryanAppleyard in @spectator. Read more: hubs.ly/Q031fFL90
Bernard Mandeville is on the cover of the Literary Review, where he belongs. My book is is out next month, but is already reviewed here: literaryreview.co.uk/current…
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New Cambridge Element Disagreement by @DiegoEMachuca is now free to read for 4 weeks!
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National Treasure 💚
Fourth at the Olympic Games at just 21-years old. This is just the start.
Success on the track is one thing, but Rhasidat, you are a role model for so many people, from all different backgrounds. 🇮🇪
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A first confirmed sale!!! Thanks very much
The title and cover of this book go pretty hard. Pre-ordered! @PrincetonUPress
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