Society
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A Modest Defense of Nationalism
It’s a middle way between local biases and bloodless abstractions.
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Willa Cather’s New York
The Nebraskan writer had a gift for finding stillness in the swirl of the city.
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Edward Said’s Blind Spots on Imperialism
He neglects the role of Social Darwinism and the work of G. K. Chesterton.
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The Woman Who Sold the Moon
A new film explores what the space age owes the ad age.
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My Conservative Credo
A 1964 visit to Rome elicits reflection on the West’s promise and perils.
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The Devil and Tobacco
A story and a warning.
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Barbie’s Girls and Hannah’s Children
The hit film and Catherine Pakaluk’s new book reveal deep truths about motherhood.
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The Limits of Equality
Egalitarians too often forget that it’s not the same as justice.
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The False Promises of Multiculturalism
The left only supports the kind of diversity that fits its own agenda.
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