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“Humanism”, an idol of the marketplace?

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imageficion poet

Asked what was presently vexing him, the bard’s troubled Hamlet replies “words, words, words”.

Here as elsewhere, there is method to the disgruntled Prince of Denmark’s feigned madness.

“A rose by any other name would smell as sweet,” he elsewhere muses. But many human beings, fools for words that we...

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Farewell to Lomborg – what did the episode teach us?

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imageMat McDermott

Bjorn Lomborg’s bid to find an Australian home has come to an abrupt end. The Turnbull government has withdrawn the promised A$4 million in funding that the former Abbott government committed to Lomborg’s proposed Australia Consensus Centre after Lomborg was unable to find an Australian university to host him.

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  3. Family tax benefit savings trimmed, but families with teenagers hit hardest
  4. Today's smart machines owe much to Australia's first computer
  5. A dissenting economist on GST: we should charge more on beer and smokes
  6. Jules Wright, courageous Australian theatre director, died earlier this year – did you know?
  7. Here's why Australians are missing out on the HIV prevention pill
  8. Huge fires are burning northern Australia every year: it's time to get them under control
  9. The long-term future of Australian coal is drying up
  10. The Intern and Rethinking Intimate Friendships
  11. As companies continue to steal private data, technical solutions may be the answer
  12. Turnbull tests the water on same-sex marriage
  13. Credit card surcharging: what is it and how is it changing?
  14. Politics podcast: Sarah Hanson-Young on the plight of 'Abyan'
  15. Serial commenting, serial killing: some notes on Web 2.0 and Kevin Williamson’s The Following
  16. Japan's whaling gambit shows it's time to strengthen the rule of science in law
  17. Medications pregnant women should take, avoid, and think about
  18. The Conversation heads to the Paris climate talks
  19. The security benefits of warrantless surveillance are as clear as mud
  20. Hockey calls for swingeing economic reform in farewell speech
  21. Spotless leopards? Decoding hype on e-cigarettes
  22. PM's Prize for Science for revealing nature's solar power
  23. Wealth bubble: PM's Prize for Innovation goes to Aussie invention worth billions
  24. Spoiler alert: old-man-power trumps a successful young woman in The Intern
  25. The 'fatal five' causes of road trauma: who’s in control?
  26. Why Labor should come to the party on the competition review
  27. Why are Australian livestock still turning up in places where they are treated cruelly?
  28. Children in care are falling behind in literacy and numeracy – but the problem is far bigger than that
  29. Imported factoids should have no place in Australia's gun control debates
  30. Banning under twos from screens has little basis in evidence
  31. Hop aboard Patti Smith's M Train – a memoir on the right side of the tracks
  32. As Treasurer, Hockey proved to be an ordinary Joe
  33. It's Back to the Future Day today – so what are the next future predictions?
  34. The Turnbull government gets practiced at pivots
  35. Liberals storm to surprise majority in Canadian election
  36. Avoiding Medusa's gaze: what sharks can tell us about a rare human disease
  37. Two plus two equals 1984: is this Orwell's nightmare or a smug satire for the inner party?
  38. River flows drop as carbon dioxide creates thirstier plants
  39. Super members the winner in sensible financial inquiry response
  40. MH17 ‘justice’ takes several forms, none simple
  41. Want good conservation? Treat animals like trees, and 'plant' them in new areas
  42. Explainer: what causes necrotising fasciitis, the flesh-eating bug?
  43. Government to act against businesses exploiting credit card charges
  44. Careers education must be for all, not just those going to university
  45. To make people buy into fighting corruption, we first need to know how to sell it
  46. If we want to promote innovation we need to focus on businesses
  47. 15 things you should know about Australia's love affair with pokies
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