Andrew Sullivan

This is the homepage of the author's official website. (Consider: What makes a website "official"? In what way might it be more reliable than another? Is it necessarily so?)

The New Republic, where Sullivan is senior editor, has posted this biography of Sullivan, which contains some bibliographical information, as well as links to some of his articles. How does the information differ here from the information you found above? Why is it different?

Here's a 2002 essay by Rod Dreher of National Review called "Andrew Sullivan's Gay Problem: And Mine." Read Dreher's piece and consider the following questions: What do you make of the title? What does Dreher think of Sullivan?

FrontPageMagazine.com puts up recent articles by this author on a regular basis. Some current examples include "Shocking Silence" and "The Wages of Hate." Go to this page, pick an article that interests you, and read it. What connections can you make to the essay in your text?

Read this 1997 interview on gay marriage conducted by David Adox of Salon.com. What aspects of the issue get discussed? Did you learn anything by reading the interview?

For more on Locke's Theory of Toleration, check out these "Philosophy Resources on the Internet" at Epistemelinks.com, where you'll find links arranged by reference, books, academics, miscellaneous, and special features.

This page has links to three essays dealing with the September 11^th terror attacks and their impact upon globalization.

Does the general issue of criminal justice and terrorists sound like an interesting research topic? If so, take a look at this directory about the war on terrorism and human rights and liberties from Google.com.

Some commentators advocated the use of "torture warrants" following the attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon. Read this essay about the debate that ensued. Which position do you find most persuasive?