
Losing Our Memories
New legislation in Australia seeks to levy large fines on media companies for sharing ‘misinformation and disinformation.’ But who decides, and what is the impact on the historical record?

New legislation in Australia seeks to levy large fines on media companies for sharing ‘misinformation and disinformation.’ But who decides, and what is the impact on the historical record?

In “Plato’s Theaetetus,” Judith Stove explores Socrates’s analysis of perception, reality, and change, revealing how Protagoras’s theory faces scrutiny through philosophical inquiry.

In the final installment of “Plato’s Meno,” Judith Stove navigates the labyrinth of virtue’s nature and acquisition, highlighting Socratic ironies and the enigma of teaching virtue through example.

In “Plato: Meno 1” by Judith Stove, the captivating dialogue “Meno” takes center stage as questions of virtue, teaching, and learning are dissected. Stove introduces readers to Meno’s character and his pursuit of understanding virtue, setting the stage for a profound exploration of moral standards and education.

“Maxims for Maximal Living” by Sharon Lebell highlights the struggle of staying true to philosophical principles amid life’s distractions. Lebell suggests that simple Stoic maxims act as powerful reminders, helping us swiftly realign with our ideals in the midst of daily challenges. She shares a few favorite maxims from her