Society

January 13, 2020

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Paul A. Cantor

Milch’s Last Stand: The Deadwood Movie

The TV series Deadwood was canceled before it could give fans a proper resolution. Now there’s a movie to tie up loose ends. Has the series finally achieved greatness?
December 9, 2019

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Stephanie Slade

Samuel Gregg’s Struggle for the West

A new book argues that the West built its civilization on a reasonable faith. Will modern pathologies, from Marxism to radical Islam, destroy it?
November 4, 2019

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Todd Seavey

Big Men on Campus

How R.E.M. became one of rock’s greatest accidental legends
October 28, 2019

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Emily Holman

Language Matters

When morality is reduced to the latest pronouncements of evolutionary theory, values are rendered arbitrary. How deepening our public discourse may be the road to a new ethics.
October 21, 2019

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Jacob Heilbrunn

My Country ’Tis of Sie

How World War I proved the turning point for American music, as Old World classical met New World jazz
October 14, 2019

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Matthew Robare

The Gothic Phoenix Burns but Never Perishes

The fire at Notre-Dame this past April reminded us of both the fragility of our civilization and the enduring power of beauty
September 30, 2019

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J. L. Wall

Marilynne Robinson’s Postmodern Humanism

What do the novelist Marilynne Robinson and the late political philosopher Peter Augustine Lawler have in common? Call it a yearning for home.
September 23, 2019

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Robert Dean Lurie

Hope Beyond Technique: On Jacques Ellul

The French polymath renowned for diagnosing technology’s evils found a cure not in more technology but in God
September 3, 2019

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Scott Beauchamp

Prophets of the Modern

The modernism Gabriel Josipovici advocates represents an artistic middle way through the nihilistic loss of the contemporary world.
June 24, 2019

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Andre Archie

Identity Crisis

Francis Fukuyama argues that liberal democracies are healthiest when they foster inclusive national communities, rather than narrow identities among the aggrieved. But is an inclusive national identity possible?

Society

Milch’s Last Stand: The Deadwood Movie

Samuel Gregg’s Struggle for the West

Big Men on Campus

Language Matters

My Country ’Tis of Sie

The Gothic Phoenix Burns but Never Perishes

Marilynne Robinson’s Postmodern Humanism

Hope Beyond Technique: On Jacques Ellul

Prophets of the Modern

Identity Crisis

Science Fiction with a Soul

Moderation as Pursuit of Justice

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