Here are some links to a variety of articles you could use for your
paper on explaining and evaluating an article's argument:
- Bad Stereotyping: race & gender = insufficient info
- The Idle Life is Worth Living: in praise of laziness
- In the Basement of the Ivory Tower: are some people just not meant for college?
- Who Would Make an Effective Teacher?: we're using the wrong predictors
- Study Says Social Conservatives Are Dumb: but that doesn't mean they're wrong
- The Financial Crisis Killed Libertarianism: if it wasn't dead to begin with
- How'd Economists Get It So Wrong?: Krugman says the least wrong was Keynes
- An Open Letter to Krugman: get to know your field
- Consider the Lobster: David Foster Wallace ponders animal ethics
- Genetically Engineered Pain Free Animals: would it be ethical to make 'em feel no pain?
- Is Worrying About the Ethics of Your Diet Elitist?: since you asked, no
- Loyalty is Overrated: adaptability & autonomy matter more
- FBI Profiling: it's a scam, like psychic cold reading
- Singer: How Much Should We Give?: just try to think up a more important topic
- Can Foreign Aid Work?: it has problems, but we should use it
- The Dark Art of Interrogation: Bowden says torture is necessary
- Opposing the Death Penalty: it's not about innocence
- You Don't Deserve Your Salary: no one does
- Against Free Speech: but it's free, so it must be good
- What pro-lifers miss in the stem-cell debate: love embryos? then hate fertility clinics
- Is Selling Organs Repugnant?: freakonomicists for a free-market for organs
- Why I Have No Future: Strawson's intuition that death's not bad
- Should I Become a Professional Philosopher?: hell 2 da naw
- Blackburn Defends Philosophy: it beats being employed
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