Category Archives: Rony Guldmann

Conservative Claims of Cultural Oppression: On the Nature and Origins of Conservaphobia (Transgender Edition)

01:00 Conservative Claims of Cultural Oppression: On the Nature and Origins of Conservaphobia (Transgender Edition), https://lukeford.net/blog/?p=15428403:00 Philosopher Rony Guldmann, https://ronyguldmann.com/38:00 Hero systems, https://lukeford.net/blog/?p=14653448:00 Liberal and conservative reactions to gay identity1:02:00 The rise of Christian nationalism1:08:00 The buffered identity purports to … Continue reading

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AP: The downfall of FTX’s Sam Bankman-Fried sends shockwaves through the crypto world

For six months, I’ve been talking about the life and thought of philosopher Rony Guldman, who published in 2022 a memoir, The Star Chamber of Stanford: On the Secret Trial of a Stanford Law Fellow. The two antagonists in this … Continue reading

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The Jewish Angle To Rony Guldman’s Story

In his work in progress, A Critical Theory of Academia, Rony Guldmann writes: * Barbara [Fried] had remarked to someone in the faculty lounge at the outset of our December 2008 meeting (with Joe) that here was a meeting of … Continue reading

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REACTION: The Star Chamber of Stanford: On the Secret Trial and Invisible Persecution of a Stanford Law Fellow

Author Rony Guldmann responds to my inquiries: Dear Luke, Thanks so much for reading my book and publicizing it on your blog. I’m truly grateful. As to the question of whether any part of the book reflects mental illness, I … Continue reading

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