Week of January 28, 2019 Archives

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Monday, January 28
Hitler-Owned Book Shows Plan for N. American Holocaust
Matthew Robinson CNN
A World Without Heroes or Saints
Daniel J. Mahoney American Greatness
The Plight of the Political Convert
Corey Robin New Yorker
The Creation, and Tumultuous Life, of Reddit
Carl Miller Times Literary Supplement
What Would a World Without Pushbuttons Look Like?
Rachel Plotnick Aeon
When Diderot Met Voltaire
Andrew S. Curran The Paris Review
Was Hayek a One-Worlder?
Garreth Bloor Law & Liberty
The Serious, Even Deadly, Effects of Marijuana
Paul Davis Washington Times
The Truth about Babe Ruth
Nicholas Frankovich National Review


Tuesday, January 29
Need a New Self-Help Guru? Try Aristotle
John Kaag New York Times
Aleksandr the Great
John Wilson First Things
What Was New Atheism?
Jacob Hamburger The Point Magazine
Chaim of Arabia: The First Arab-Zionist Alliance
Rick Richman Jewish Review of Books
Auberon Waugh — A Demon on the Page, An Angel Off It
William Cook The Spectator
More Fearmongering About Pot
Katie Way The Nation
Peter Onuf's Jefferson
Kevin Gutzman Law & Liberty
How Did Buckley's 'Up from Liberalism' Age?
Paul Gottfried The American Conservative
Want to Be President? You Better Write a Book
Barton Swaim Wall Street Journal


Wednesday, January 30
The Conflicted Soul of Modern Liberalism
Warren Breckman The New Republic
A Sneak Preview of Jim Acosta's New Book
Roger Kimball The Spectator
The Brilliance of DH Lawrence's Essays
Geoff Dyer New Statesman
The Real-Life Story of the Last Whalers
Dwight Garner New York Times
Thomas Piketty and the False Promise of Solidarity
Theodore Dalrymple Law & Liberty
The Road to (Super)Power
David Patrikarakos The American Interest
Behind Every Great Roman
Penelope Goodman History Today
The Soul of an Octopus
Sy Montgomery Orion Magazine
Morisseau-Leroy's Haiti
Jared Spears Asymptote


Thursday, January 31
Jill Abramson's Book Can't Pass Its Own Purity Test
David Uberti The Nation
Sohrab Ahmari's Journey to Rome
Kathryn Jean Lopez National Review
Could We Cope With a New Flu Pandemic?
William Leith The Spectator
Elegy for the Floating City
Tristram Hunt Wall Street Journal
You Are Where You Eat
Rachel Rich History Today
How Adam Smith Understood Humanity
Arthur Herman The New Criterion
Why Human Beings Are Both Goat and Lion
Claire Hopley Washington Times
On Ramsey, Wittgenstein and the Vienna Circle
Cheryl Misak Aeon
Séance and Science
Doug Sikkema The New Atlantis


Friday, February 1
The Paradox of Thomas Merton
Jane Brox Aeon
Loving Mankind Poorly
Daniel P. Schmidt & Michael E. Hartmann RealClearBooks
Skepticism, Experience, and Science
J. Eric Wise & Glenn Ellmers American Mind
Conservatism & the Politics of Prudence
Daniel J. Mahoney New Criterion
Is Marijuana as Safe as We Think?
Malcolm Gladwell New Yorker
Don’t Worry, They’ll Survive
Laura Vanderkam Wall Street Journal
The Death of a Dreamer
Will Storr Quillette
Surveillance Capitalism
Jennifer Szalai NYT
Donald Trump's Direct Appeal to the Electorate
John Marini Encounter Books
A History of the U.S. Told Through Its Territories
Anna Diamond Smithsonian
Moscow's Libraries Are Having A 'Loud' Revival
Lucian Kim NPR
From City of Blight to City of Light
Robert Zaretsky LARB
Bing Crosby's Best Years
Peter Tonguette National Review
Bougie London Literary Woman
Imogen West-Knights New Statesman
Book of the Week: 'Try Common Sense'
The Editors RealClearBooks
Monday, February 4
Unpublished J.D. Salinger Works Will Be Released
Hillel Italie Time Magazine
Demography Is the Biggest Story on the Planet
Lionel Shriver The Spectator
Islam, Blasphemy, and the East-West Divide
Mustafa Akyol Law & Liberty
Is Populism What's Really Threatening Democracy?
Steven Hahn The Nation
The Deconstruction of the Administrative State
Ken Masugi American Greatness
Bureaucracy vs. Democracy
Philip K. Howard The American Interest
Accentuate the Positive
Anthony Gottlieb New York Review of Books
Remembering Solzhenitsyn: A Life and an Example
Jay Nordlinger National Review
From Books to Movies and Back Again
Ruth Dailey National Review
The Baumans, Sellers of Really, Really Rare Books
Geraldine Fabrikant New York Times


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