Jiří Menzel’s Larks on a String
Maria and Jo Ann Cavallo examine the tension between totalitarian power and the strength of the human spirit in Jiří Menzel’s film Larks on a String.
Michael Chapman argues that reports of libertarianism’s death have been greatly exaggerated and that its ideas remain highly relevant today.
Maria and Jo Ann Cavallo examine the tension between totalitarian power and the strength of the human spirit in Jiří Menzel’s film Larks on a String.
J. J. C. Smart’s utilitarianism offers a clear moral framework centered on maximizing happiness, but Bernard Williams’s critique shows that it inadequately accounts for justice, individual rights, and personal integrity.
Economists talk about increasing people’s ability to consume. Adam Smith also talked about what people should consume.