Conservatism
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The Danger of Philosophy
In the wrong hands, it can easily lead to endless and perverse questioning of everything.
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Up Towards Traditionalism
Richard Weaver’s “Ideas Have Consequences” turns 75—and remains timeless.
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Three Conservative Minds
The right’s intellectual rebirth began with Russell Kirk, Robert Nisbet, and Leo Strauss.
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Jefferson’s Dynasty of Principle
An engaging account of the Jeffersonians in their own time and on their own terms.
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Conservatism Traced to Its Source
For Matthew Continetti, the right is animated by “the endless competition and occasional collaboration between populism and elitism.”
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The Right’s American Philosophers
The gentlemanly battle between Willmoore Kendall and Harry Jaffa.
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Conservatism Remodeled
Conservatism: A Rediscovery is a contribution to the rediscovery of certain forgotten American resources and prospects, but the search cannot stop there.
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The Right’s Populist Prophet
Willmoore Kendall, the “populist conservative,” was a philosopher of majority rule.
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Harvey Mansfield’s Long Shadow
A celebration of the Harvard conservative’s thought at the American Enterprise Institute
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The Reactionary Romance
Michael Warren Davis’s Reactionary Mind is a stonkingly fun read
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