Fireside Chat with Trey Dimsdale: Nietzsche, Modernity, and the Recovery of Conservatism
Date: January 21, 2023Time: 5:00pm
Curing the Crisis of Friendship
Friendship is inherently valuable, indeed one of the most valuable things in life. For this reason, Aristotle said that, “No one would choose to live a friendless existence, even on the condition of having all other good things.” If we better understand what friendship is, then we might better understand how to build new and …
Friendship is More Than a Feeling
Affection seems like a feeling, but friendship seems like an active condition. For affection is no less present for inanimate things, but loving in return involves choice, and choice comes from an active condition. And people wish for good things for those they love for those others’ own sake, not as a result of feeling …
