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Pitiful Pride

The rainbow is not a symbol of human autonomy. Quite the contrary; it is a sign of our dependence. Continue Reading »

10 Jun 2021 0

Princeton and the Erosion of Expertise

Classicists should, at the very least, know the common linguistic thread that binds their discipline together. Continue Reading »

10 Jun 2021 0

Thirty Years of Poland

by George Weigel

Three decades of work and conversation in Poland have shaped me in ways I would not have thought possible thirty years ago. Continue Reading »

9 Jun 2021 0

Age of Enchantment

by Timothy Jacobson

Though I was on the verge of growing up, the Civil War Centennial revealed to me the reality of the past; it enchanted me, and wove a spell.
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9 Jun 2021 0

The most crucial of all fractures of today is the fractured relationship between the U.S. economic elite and everyone else. And that fracture will not be repaired until that elite is removed. Continue Reading »

8 Jun 2021 0

Cardinal Pell’s Legacy

by Raymond J. de Souza

Long before Cardinal Pell faced his accusers with equanimity and grace—both natural and supernatural—he was an inspiration to many like me. Continue Reading »

8 Jun 2021 0

What’s in Store for Your Sons

by Alexander Riley

The increasingly dominant view at woke liberal arts schools is that all white heterosexual males are the same. Continue Reading »

7 Jun 2021 0

Why Boris Got Married in a Catholic Church

by Ed Condon

On May 29, Boris Johnson married Carrie Symonds in London's Westminster Cathedral. Continue Reading »

7 Jun 2021 0

Worst Cases

by John Wilson

Planning ahead with an eye toward potential catastrophe is a much-needed antidote to both despair and the presentism bedeviling much of our public discourse. Continue Reading »

4 Jun 2021 0

The Internet Novel Comes of Age

by Eve Tushnet

To understand the Internet you need both: Lockwood’s diptych of cloud and clarity, and Basu’s chaos mosaic. Continue Reading »