The Vices and Virtues of Ignorance in These Times
In Understanding Ignorance, philosopher Daniel DeNicola invites us to explore the meaning and implication of what we don’t know, which may be as complex as knowledge itself.
Nate Schmidt
Nate Schmidt used to sail around the world on a boat, and now he writes essays on the internet. He is an editor at Gamers with Glasses, and his writing can also be found in places like The Rambling, Unwinnable Magazine, and The Dylan Review. He holds a Ph.D. in English from Indiana University Bloomington
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