Reading for Battle

Battle Readings is a regularly updated compilation of articles, essays, and opinion pieces relevant to the themes of the Battle of Ideas.

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Lifestyle & Society

The Trouble With Diversity
Two great liberal preoccupations -- our celebration of cultural difference and the fight against inequality -- go hand in hand, right? Wrong. Incredibly wrong.
Walter Benn Michaels , The American Prospect, 13 August 2006

How I rattled the deniers
The venom that greeted my speech on religious prejudice was the work of Scotland's bigoted press.
James MacMillan, Guardian Comment is free, 7 August 2006

Bin these authoritarian policies
Rob Lyons, spiked, 12 July 2006

The state is a pretty rotten parent
Before the state goes any further in its attempt to make the rest of us better parents, maybe it should take a look at what is going on in its own back yard
Fiona Millar, Guardian, 11 July 2006

A political nursery
Emily Hill, spiked, 4 July 2006

Politics in an ethical register
Ethical consumption might be less significant in purely economic terms than is often claimed. But it might be more significant in political terms than is often acknowledged
Clive Barnett, Nick Clarke PaulCloke and Alice Malpass, Interdependence day newspaper, 30 June 2006

A taste of their own medicine?
Don’t rejoice in the irony that social workers are now having their private lives interrogated by an unaccountable body – it’s an ominous sign of the times.
Ken McLaughlin, spiked, 26 June 2006

A tyranny of ‘respect’
Stuart Waiton, spiked, 8 June 2006

Brad, Angelina and the rise of ‘celebrity colonialism’
Brendan O’Neill, spiked, 29 May 2006

Die Dopingfalle: Soziologische Betrachtungen

Immer mehr Spitzensportler nutzen offenbar verbotene Mittel, um die eigenen Leistungen zu steigern und tatsächliche oder nur befürchtete Nachteile gegenüber den Mitkonkurrenten aus der Welt zu schaffen.

Karl-Heinrich Bette & Uwe Schimank, Transcript, May 2006


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"No word was untested, no argument taken for granted, no opinion dismissed without argument nor accepted without argument."
David Jones, professor of bioethics, St Mary's University College