
Cornel West, Robert George and the uses of fruitful disagreement
Twice this autumn Cornel West shares a stage with the conservative Catholic jurist Robert P. George. The double act is charming and much praised. It is also worth interrogating: what does it show about West's philosophy of truth, and what does it quietly assume about who gets to argue well?
Cornel West, Elizabeth Anderson, Alasdair MacIntyre







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