The most recent issue of Reason Papers is out (Summer 2021), now fully under the editorship of Shawn Klein (Philosophy, Arizona State University). The journal has transitioned to a new format of only publishing symposia and book reviews, eliminating the free-standing Articles and Discussion Notes that were once a staple.
This issue features a symposium on Douglas Rasmussen and Douglas Den Uyl’s The Realist Turn: Repositioning Liberalism, with contributions by David Kelley, Aeon Skoble, Timothy Sandefur, Paul Gaffney, and Lauren Hall, and a response by Rassmussen and Den Uyl. Also includes reviews of Eric Mack’s Libertarianism, and Marc Champagne’s Myth, Meaning, and Antifragile Individualism: On the Ideas of Jordan Peterson. Links to the issue below the fold.
ISSUE 42, NO. 1 – SUMMER 2021 (FULL ISSUE)
Symposium: Douglas B. Rasmussen and Douglas J. Den Uyl’s The Realist Turn: Repositioning Liberalism
- Concepts and Natures: A Commentary on The Realist Turn —David Kelley
- Why Liberalism Needs Metaphysical Realism —Aeon J. Skoble
- Liberalism’s Problem and the Self-Directedness Meta-Norm —Eric Mack
- Playing the Rights Game —Timothy Sandefur
- Human Nature, Convention, and Political Authority —Paul Gaffney
- A Not-Quite-Realistic Turn: A Burkean Reply and A Rights-Based Alternative —Lauren Hall
- Get Real —Douglas J. Den Uyl and Douglas B. Rasmussen
Book Reviews
- Eric Mack’s Libertarianism —Jeffrey Carroll
- Marc Champagne’s Myth, Meaning, and Antifragile Individualism: On the Ideas of Jordan Peterson —Sandra Woien
Policy of Truth 
I observe with sadness that the word “homogenous” passed editorial scrutiny.
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That doesn’t seem like a humungous error.
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My swim today was marred by the realization (in the middle of the swim) that I had misspelled “Euripides.”
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