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FF / Free Content

5 Dec, 2018

Not Christmas Yet by David Wihowski

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Not Christmas Yet. Avoiding the incessant vocal vandalism done to traditional Christmas carols and holiday chestnuts is all but impossible if you go anywhere in the American marketplace between now and January 1. Unfortunately having one’s ears stuffed with cotton is not particularly polite when in public. While I love good Christmas music, and there is a wealth of fine music for that holiday, the season of Advent is all but ignored by all but a few. In a sort of personal resistance to the American obsession with the holiday spirit, prior to the holiday, I listen only to Advent...

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FF / Free Content / Heiner

12 Oct, 2018

Revisiting the Road to Serfdom

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Friedrich Hayek’s 1944 The Road to Serfdom is firmly established as one of those books you’re supposed to read. But on the spectrum of works about economics, it probably falls more on the Wealth of Nations and Das Kapital side than on the Economics in One Lesson or even Freakonomics side. If its style and language appear somewhat dated, that’s because it was published in 1944. It is also focused on conditions to be found in prewar England and Germany, which takes the book into questions of not just economics but politics too. Yet Hayek’s book has stood the test of time, because its key messages are not constricted by...

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FF / FUTR / Podcasts / Season 2

9 Oct, 2018

Life–Right or Duty? Part 2: From Under the Rubble: Episode 34

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Original Air Date: October 9, 2018 Show Run Time: 18 minutes Show Guest(s): Dr. Thomas Fleming Show Host(s): Rex Scott Continuation of Life–Right or Duty? Part 1 The Fleming Foundation · From Under the Rubble, Episode 34: Life–Right or Duty? Part 2   From Under the Rubble℗ is a Production of the Fleming Foundation. Copyright 2018. All Rights are Reserved.

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FF / Podcasts / Season 2

4 Oct, 2018

How to Read a Poem: Autodidact, Episode 2

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In this episode of the Autodidact, Dr. Fleming takes on the often-requested question of how to read a poem. He examines a few lines from John Milton’s Paradise Lost through better-known lenses like rhyme and meter, but also lesser-known ones like anaclasis, elision, and assonance.

FF

27 Sep, 2018

Fleming Foundation Forum

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Fleming Foundation Members, The FF staff invite you to participate in our new members only Fleming Foundation Forum: https://fleming.foundation/forum/ The Fleming Foundation Forum is available for Silver members and above, please click here to subscribe.

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Feature / FF

27 Sep, 2018

Take a Stroll in TFF Forum

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We are developing an open discussion feature, the Forum.  At some point, we’ll have graphics,  bells, and whistles.  For now, what we have is the opportunity for paying subscribers to start discussions and take part in discussions others have initiated. To take part,  simply click “Forum” on the top menu.  If you have any problems about navigating this–or any–part of the site, just post your queries or complaints.  

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FF

25 Sep, 2018

Poems of the Week

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Traveling Music Submitted by Ray Olson “The Lordly Hudson” by Paul Goodman “Driver, what stream is it?” I asked, well knowing it was our lordly Hudson hardly flowing. “It is our lordly Hudson hardly flowing,” he said, “under the green-grown cliffs.” Be still, heart! No one needs your passionate suffrage to select this glory, this is our lordly Hudson hardly flowing under the green-grown cliffs. “Driver, has this a peer in Europe or the East?” “No, no!” he said. Home! Home! Be quiet, heart! This is our lordly Hudson and has no peer in Europe or the East. This is...