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Elizabeth Barnes has a nice piece in the Chronicle of Higher Education on an important topic: when is it a good idea to engage in...

There have been several recent feminist reactions to Laura Kipnis's book that I've found pretty insightful. Here 's a Jezebel p...

Laura Kipnis's Unwanted Advances is, in important ways, a work of epistemology. It's not an academic monograph—don't file it in...

The following is a guest post by Kathryn Pogin, a graduate student at Northwestern Philosophy and an incoming student Yale Law. She is a col...

I have just learned that the graduate student Laura Kipnis discusses at length in Unwanted Advances has sued both Kipnis and the book's...

Following are more of my thoughts on Laura Kipnis's discussions of university sexual harassment and assault policies in  Unwanted Advan...

A number of people have asked me about my blog's comment policy. As some readers may have noticed, in recent posts I have had many comme...