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2018
Every Claim for Reason Ever Made. Social Research: An International Quarterly [Internet]. 2018;85 (3) :585-595. Publisher's Version
Every Claim for Reason Ever Made: Ethics, Benedictus Spinoza. Social Research: An International Quartery [Internet]. 2018;85 (number 3) :585-595. Publisher's Version
Erasmus vs. Luther--A rift that defined the course of Western civilization (review of M. Massing, "Fatal Discord"). New York Times Book Review [Internet]. 2018;(March 29). Publisher's Version
Truth isn't the problem--We are. Wall Street Journal [Internet]. 2018;(May 13). Publisher's Version
2017
"The Odyssey and The Other". The Atlantic [Internet]. 2017;December. Publisher's Version
The Scientists and The Philosophers Should Be Friends. Free Inquiry. 2017;38 (1) :41-47.
Making Athens Great Again. The Atlantic Monthly. 2017;April.
Mattering Matters. Free Inquiry [Internet]. 2017;37 (2 ). Publisher's Version
2016
"My Five Favourite Philosophical Novels". [Internet]. 2016. Publisher's Version
"Plato on What Makes Us Tick and Why Math Matters So Much". Big Think. 2016.
"Is The US Too Democratic?". Big Think [Internet]. 2016. Publisher's Version
"What's Behind A Science Versus Philosophy Fight?". Big Think [Internet]. 2016. Publisher's Version
2015
"Flourishing in The Company of Like-Minded People". The Humanist [Internet]. 2015. Publisher's Version
"Don't Overthink It.". The Atlantic Monthly. 2015;May :101-104.
"How Good Can You Be?". New York Review of Books [Internet]. 2015;LXII (20) :58-60. Publisher's Version
"The Rapunzel Complex". In: Me, My Hair, and I: Twenty-Seven Women Untangle an Obsession,. New York : Algonquin ; 2015. pp. 1-7.
Review of Battling the Gods: Atheism in the Ancient World, by Tim Whitmarsh. The New York Times Book Review [Internet]. 2015. Publisher's Version
"What Philosophers Really Know". The New York Review of Books [Internet]. 2015;LXII (15) :48-50. Publisher's Version
New Afterword. In: Great Dialogues of Plato . Signet Classics ; 2015.
2014
"The Machinery Of Moral Progress: An Interview with Rebecca Newberger Goldstein". The Humanist [Internet]. 2014. Publisher's Version

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