Archive - Owl of Athena

Classics and the new research on the West

Last year I was invited to contribute a chapter on classics to an edited volume about curriculum.

Aug 18 •

James Kierstead

April 2024

January 2024

Recently I was in Greece for a month teaching my final course for Victoria University of Wellington, the Greek field trip.

Jan 13 •

James Kierstead

December 2023

November 2023

Citational Justice and the Growth of Knowledge

Recently I received an email from Iona Italia, editor of Areo magazine, informing contributors that this fantastic liberal outlet would be wrapping up…

Nov 21, 2023 •

James Kierstead

Two Concepts of Representation

Recently I received an email from Iona Italia, editor of Areo magazine, informing contributors that this fantastic liberal outlet would be wrapping up…

Nov 18, 2023 •

James Kierstead

The Tyranny of the Minority - and How to Prevent It

Recently I received an email from Iona Italia, editor of Areo magazine, informing contributors that this fantastic liberal outlet would be wrapping up…

Nov 9, 2023 •

James Kierstead

Protagoras and the Google Memo

Recently I received an email from Iona Italia, editor of Areo magazine, informing contributors that this fantastic liberal outlet would be wrapping up…

Nov 8, 2023 •

James Kierstead

September 2023

Oh, the Humanities

How world rankings are short-changing scholarship

Sep 1, 2023 •

James Kierstead

July 2023

Plato's Crito Redivivus

A New Translation of Plato's Crito into Modern English

Jul 30, 2023 •

James Kierstead

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