A Night of Moral Philosophy with David Gordon

06/04/2012 Mises Wire Dan Sanchez

Over 500 people registered for David Gordon’s free webinar What is Morality? The Ethics of Hazlitt, which happened on Friday; and over 225 of the registrants attended live (the rest will be able to catch up with the recording). David’s lecture was full of penetrating insights, and hilarious scholarly asides. He shined a great deal of light on an important, but neglected book (Hazlitt considered it his most important). And he answered a tremendous amount of questions. Congratulations Dr. Gordon on such a successful webinar! Be sure to sign up for David Gordon’s course Political Thought through the Ages, which starts June 14.

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