Ruthless Rebuilding of All That Exists

The Poverty of Political Realism

Introduction In Max Weber’s The Profession and Vocation of Politics, he speaks at the outset of the many things which “politics” might mean. He says the term is “extraordinarily broad… embracing every kind of independent leadership activity,” from banks to trade unions to even small communities. Yet, so as

Holding Space for Leibniz and Kant

Abstract Is space absolute, relational, or is the distinction a conceptual confusion? This is the question at issue in Kant's critique of Leibniz. On first blush, it would seem that Kant and Leibniz share some common ground, as neither sees space as an entity with completely independent existence.