The sex of our angels
From Jean-François Lisée’s blog Published on 06/19/2023 Translated from French by DeepL and verified by Michel Virard Image distributed to teachers by […]
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Comments on Brette Rushforth 2012 book, by Jean-François Lisée Le Devoir, June 30th, 2023 (TN: bold highlining is mine) At first, the […]
Read morePresident’s report to the 2023 Annual General Meeting
The New Enlightenment Project was created to protect and expand humanist values, rational inquiry, and evidence-based decision-making in the face of challenges […]
Read moreNew Research into Aboriginal Land Acknowledgements
The New Enlightenment Project has begun participatory research into aboriginal land acknowledgements in Canada. The research will consist of a series of […]
Read moreIs Humanism Compatible with Indigeneity?
by Lloyd Hawkeye Robertson Abstract: Calls to respect “indigenous ways of knowing” have led to a questioning of the compatibility of such […]
Read moreThe fight against Islamophobia is a smoke screen
By Nadia El-Mabrouk* & François Dugué Letter to Le Devoir, March 29, 2023 When the position of Canadian representative against Islamophobia was […]
Read moreEnlightenment Humanism projected to advance in 2023-24
Lloyd Hawkeye Robertson, President New Enlightenment Project Published in Humanist Heritage Canada, Feb. 25/23 In an October 2021 interview I told Eric […]
Read moreAnother step forward from Quebec
By Marie-Andrée Chouinard Editorial. February 18th, 2023 With the introduction this week of Bill 11 on medical assistance in dying (MA), Quebec […]
Read moreWokism cannot ignore critical pluralism
Each year, in the section Le Devoir de philo, we publish an abridged version of the winning text of the Philosopher contest, […]
Read moreSecurity and dignity, new pretexts for censorship
Patrick Moreau is a professor of literature in Montreal, editor-in-chief of the journal Argument and essayist. His publications include “Ces mots qui […]
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