- May 23, 2009If you aren't already a fan of Rémi Brague, the most learned man alive, you will be after you read…
- May 12, 2009Devon, PA. When given the opportunity, I have made no secret of my great admiration for James Kalb's The Tyranny…
- May 12, 2009Jeremy Beer has masterfully articulated the ideology of meritocracy and the destruction it wreaks upon the small towns and non-major…
- May 12, 2009James has penned an eloquent essay on his son this morning. I am moved again to remind us all of…
- May 11, 2009At "Minding the Campus," there's an essay by ME that touches on the implicit similarities between our technocratic administrative class…
- May 7, 2009Interesting article in the Philadelphia Inquirer today about a blind man from Brussels who, not bein' from around these parts,…
- May 7, 2009This is from Centesimus Annus. Here John Paul II reflects on two meanings of the word "capitalism." "Returning now to…
- May 6, 2009A thoughtful examination of the future of conservative decentralism from Dan Larison (and his commentors) which relates pretty closely to several…
- April 29, 2009I've been reviewing a number of the online offerings of Chris Martenson, whose "crash course" on contemporary economics was made…
- April 29, 2009I'm willing to bet that in all likelihood, a large majority of those reading this site do not have kind…
- April 29, 2009My piece, titled as above, on the future of publishing, and particularly "conservative" publishing, is up now for subscribers at…
- April 27, 2009The Bar Jester is nearly as funny as Jeremy's limp cigar and Carrie Nation look of shocked indignation at the beverage…
