Promoting critical discussion of British philosopher Michael Oakeshott (1901-90)
In May, 2012, Google announced its Knowledge Graph feature, the most visible aspect of which is a summary of the major information that Google “knows” about your topic of interest, plus the most popular related search topics. In the results …
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Here is a new work by Gene Callahan .
Efraim Podoksik’s The Cambridge Companion to Oakeshott is now available.
2012 is promising to be a bumper year for books on Oakeshott: 1. A Companion to Michael Oakeshott (Penn State) 2. The Cambridge Companion to Oakeshott (Cambridge) 3. The Poetic Character of Human Activity (Lexington)
Leslie Marsh and Paul Franco’s forthcoming Companion to Michael Oakeshott now has its own companion web site. Although the book still does not get a mention on the web site of the publisher, Penn State University Press, the chapter line-up …