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The Right Profile

My lunch with Bill Clune is served at the American Conservative: http://www.amconmag.com/blog/meet-the-marlboro-man/.
February 18, 2011

In the Shadow of the Blue Ridge

I'm lecturing at Virginia Tech on Friday. Come on by.
Patrick Deneen
February 14, 2011

T.S. Eliot Week

My Eliot week, I should say. All Readers of good will are welcome to join in the talk fest.
February 13, 2011

New Academic Journal and Call for Papers: ANAMNESIS, A Journal for the Study of Tradition, Place, and ‘Things Divine.’

This new academic journal will address many themes central to the interest of porchers.
February 10, 2011

Duh

Time to sell the SUV. And buy a farm.
Patrick Deneen
February 9, 2011

Prime Directive

Let the unwashed eat Doritos.
Patrick Deneen
February 9, 2011

Brave ‘Net World

Is the internet an agent of freedom and liberation in the world?
Patrick Deneen
February 9, 2011

Rebel Gardeners Wage Veggie War

In Buenos Aires guerrilla gardeners scatter seed bombs throughout the city.
Mark T. Mitchell
February 8, 2011

For Craft and Country: Richard Wakefield’s Eminent Domain

Richard Wakefield’s book of poems takes its place as one more important and hard-won advance in the restoration of good poetry to our culture.
February 3, 2011

Diet, meet Butter

What did Grandma really eat?
January 31, 2011

Ciceronian Society Conference at the University of Virginia, March 17-20th

Our panels will examine issues of tradition and place in the arts, literature, philosophy, and social/political thought.
January 29, 2011

God, Philosophy, Universities

Review of MacIntyre's book.
Jeff Polet
January 29, 2011

Kindle Outsells Paperbacks

Does the Kindle change the way we read so that what we read is in the process changed?
Mark T. Mitchell
January 28, 2011

The Wilson Winter Tour

I may be holding forth on a porch near you. All ye of good will are invited.
January 26, 2011

Sex and the Nanny State

We are paying for the sexual revolution in more ways than one.
Jeff Polet
January 20, 2011

Can the Left Govern?

Recently I was asked to participate in a symposium on Michael Berube's "The Left At War" for the journal "Politics and Culture."  I took the author to be scolding those…
January 19, 2011

Global Citizens of the World: Fly!

How to feel good about yourself on $50,000 a day.
Jeff Polet
January 17, 2011

What Is Wrong with Contemporary Intellectuals?

"Intellectual" and "Disinterested," as we use them, are new words. I "prefer" old words: Scholar, Monk, Contemplative, Lover of Wisdom.
January 14, 2011

ResPublica’s 10 Best for 2010

I am proud to say I made the list.
January 11, 2011

Libertarians and Others Talking about Traditionalism

An argument about tradition commences.
January 11, 2011

Two Columns Worth Reading

Two columns - by Brooks and Cohen - provoke reflection upon the nature of our civic crisis.
Patrick Deneen
January 5, 2011

Stegall Accepts Position in Brownback Administration

Caleb Stegall is set to become general councel for Governor Brownback when he takes office on January 10. Here is the announcement. No doubt his new responsibilities will leave less time…
Mark T. Mitchell
December 30, 2010

The Kodachrome Era Ends, Right Here in Kansas

Mama, they took my Kodachrome away.
December 30, 2010

Porchers vs. Tea Partiers?

ISI sponsors an on-line discussion on the limits of liberty.
Mark T. Mitchell
December 26, 2010