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Meeting David Lynch on the Dreaming Plane
The director who plumbed the dark depths of consciousness died this week.
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Glenn Loury’s Augustinian Turn
His memoir is a deeply Christian story of sin and redemption.
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The Architecture of Servitude and Boredom
From 1982: Why the “architecture of the bureaucrats” prevailed, and what to do about it.
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How “The Brutalist” Brutalizes History
And everything else the supposed “masterpiece” touches.
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Social Justice as Elite Strategy
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Rousseau on the Ballot
The general will is often a ploy to enshrine rule by “experts.”
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“Nosferatu” Defanged
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It’s Time for a Walter Scott Revival
He’s known for his swashbuckling tales but offers much more.
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