Saturday Links--March 12

The New Yorker:The Current Cinema:Beginnings-one of the best movie reviews I've read in recent memory about one of the best movies I've seen in recent memory. "Head On" is the English title of "Gegen die Wand." Anybody have any ideas why they didn't translate it literally? "Against the Wall" would seem to be a very fitting title for this movie, connoting as it does in English a situation where there is no hope of a way out, that things are going to come to a head.

Stephanie Pommez Photography-very good photography. In that way, a nice contrast with what I've been putting up.

Judging Our Ancestors: Lessons from the Criminal Law

Remembering Francis Crick-touching essay written well by Oliver Sacks in the NY Review of Books.

Ephilosopher :: Philosophy News, Research and Philosophical Discussion

Leiter Reports: John Cleese: Britain to Revoke U.S. Sovereignty

A Prescription for Senile Liberalism

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