George Grant’s “Lament for a Nation” shows how a weak sense of identity threatens a country’s survival.
From 1983: technology has changed warfare, but not its moral dilemmas.
It’s much easier to ignore guilt than to face what we deserve.
Thomas Bernhard’s splenetic style lives on in Michel Houllebecq and others.
From 1992: how identity politics skews five centuries of American history.
Returning to the Heart of Darkness on its 125th anniversary.
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