South Africa’s white lies, the Ctrl-Left and the Narrative: a Post-Post-Modern Perspective
Written by: Quentin Ferreira This piece is a response to the article: South Africa’s white right, the Alt-Right and the alternative The
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Author: Quentin Ferreira
A House Divided: The Fragile Birth of the American Republic
Written by: Liam King This essay is largely inspired by the writings of Joseph J. Ellis in his book titled
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Reflecting on the Expropriation Hearings
If there are two testimonies that stood out to me during the parliamentary committee hearings on land reform, it was
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The student walkout, a sign of universities in decline?
Written by: Mario du Preez Most people, including many who have never embarked on the higher education journey, would instantly
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Hugo Grotius’ Philosophy of Law
Editor’s note: Hugo Grotius, also known as Hugo de Groot, was one of the great ‘old authorities’ on Roman-Dutch law.
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Fake News24 At It Again
Written by: Gideon Joubert Allow me to tell you a little cautionary tale regarding the media. So, News 24 runs
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Demand and Supply is no Chicken or Egg Problem
Written by: Russell Lamberti This article is in response to: Which Came First: The Chicken or The Egg? The author has
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Executive Government Given Too Much Power by Parliament – FMF
The Free Market Foundation (FMF) in a press release stated that it is concerned about Parliament shifting its legislative responsibility
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If Famous Philosophers Commentate Your Online Dating Experience
Written by: Rayyan Dabbous Though it is much more interesting to wonder whether some of our greatest philosophers would have dedicated
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Israeli Use of Force on Gazan Protesters Was Disproportionate and Unjust
Written by: Ryan Rutherford This is a response to an article by Liam King. There is so much to fault
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