Bedeviled by Boredom: A Voegelinian Reading of Dostoevsky’s Possessed
When existence is understood as boring and burdensome, often a more dangerous rejection of reality follows.
Two Liberalisms: The Contrasting Visions of Hobbes and Locke
Neither Hobbes nor Locke said much about the transmutations of human nature in the past because they were more concerned about how it might be transformed in the future.