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Tag Archives: Guy Rundle

The Triumph of Reason? by Guy Rundle

‘Medievalism’ and reason in the US election

Living in the Sky

China, the West and Cultural Hubris
Guy Rundle

A New Left Forming?

Alison Caddick questions recent discussions surrounding the idea of a new left forming in Australian politics.

The Great American Emptiness

Guy Rundle follows Barack Obama down to the river.

The Cultural Contradictions of Christian Fundamentalism

Many have been caught unawares by the re-assertion of Christian fundamentalism. Guy Rundle looks at the rise of a religious form uniquely suited to contemporary cultural mores.

After Progress? The Four Questions of Global Politics

Guy Rundle

Unholy Family

Guy Rundle

Prometheus Unhinged

Guy Rundle Iraq, the Ethics of Military Intervention and the Politics of the New Century

Atkins in the super-size era

Guy Rundle

Military Non-Humanitarianism

Guy Rundle


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