Society
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A Russian Pianist Goes West
The virtuoso Daniil Trifonov takes on American classics in his latest album.
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The Nicene Myth
The Da Vinci Code is but one of the council’s many misrepresentations.
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Atheism as a Horror Movie
“Heretic” asks scary questions about God and godlessness.
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One Hundred Years of Surrealism
Dalí & Co.’s brand of distress and derangement remains with us today.
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Propaganda-Proof Your Life
During a contentious election, we’re all vulnerable. Here’s how to fight falsehood and win.
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The Educated Man
It’s hard to become one in today’s university, which prefers to train specialists.
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Art in Revolutionary Times
Its power is not just personal or political but universal.
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“Megalopolis” Now
Is Francis Ford Coppola’s new film a masterpiece or a mistake?
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John Henry Newman’s Poetics of Devotion
His great gift was helping men see God with both their intellect and their imagination.
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Matt Walsh’s Delightful Takedown of DEI
He exposes the absurdity of anti-racism: if everyone’s racist, then no one is.
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