Political economy must be about wisdom as well as wealth if America is to remain free and family-oriented.
The great themes of world literature have inspired artists of all kinds, including those in metal bands.
One must go back to the Hebrew Bible and the Middle Ages to understand fully what nationalism in the Anglo-American tradition truly is.
The pulp author who gave the world Conan the Barbarian was a soul deeply troubled by the barbarism of modernity.
What does the classical epic of Roman grandeur and imperial design have to say to Americans in 2021? On the subject of peace, quite a lot.
Charles Bukowski 101—why an author as famous for his drinking as for his writing is the cure for today’s schoolmarmish critics.
Nature was supposed to trump the politics of gender. Here’s why it didn’t.
Does American conservatism need a revised canon of its classic texts? If so, shouldn’t it at least be…conservative?
Upper classes who once prized Aaron Copland’s Appalachian Spring now esteem no art higher than rap and Miami Vice.
Our constitutional order grows not out of liberal ideology but from roots in nature and historical experience.
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