The New Right Surges . . . in Lower Manhattan?
From The New Statesman
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How to Survive the Atheistic Hurricane
Raskolnikov to the Demons, with the Underground Man topping it off.
How America Sold Out Little League Baseball
From America Magazine
Plato and Aristotle, by Eric Voegelin
A Micro-Review/Essay
On Stalin’s Library: A Dictator and His Books
From The New Criterion
There's No Fix for the Student Loan Debacle
From Public Discourse
Why Joseph Smith Matters
From The Marginalia Review
Historians can be divided into followers of Herodotus (the storytellers) and Thucydides (the fact-grubbers)
From the The Wall Street Journal
Jean-Paul Sartre: In Brief
Sartre denied that we have any natural traits (i.e., essences, characteristics). Instead of such essences, Sartre said, we have existence, and that’s it. Our essences don’t really exist. At best, they have a secondary reality because we first exist, then select our essences. In his words: “[M]
How I Use the Gardening Blockchain Crypto-Johnson Rod Algorithm to Deal with the Modern World
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