Week of April 29, 2019 Archives

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Monday, April 29
Churchill's Debt to Burke
Andrew Roberts New Criterion
The Rise of Equality Chic
Barton Swaim Wall Street Journal
America's Messiah Complex
Colin Dickey The New Republic
Debunking Myths about the Midwest
Bradley Babendir NPR
God Save Us from Søren Kierkegaard
Michael Tanner The Spectator
Correcting Our View of Montesquieu
Will Selinger Law & Liberty
A People's Contest
Michael Burlingame Claremont Review of Books
Bret Easton Ellis' Book is 'Just Plain Bad'
Joseph Bottom Washington Free Beacon
Audible's Assault on Leisure Time
Nora Caplan-Bricker The Baffler
Les Murray, Poet and 'Gentle Titan of Australian Letters', Dies
The Guardian


Tuesday, April 30
Book Publishers Have a Trump Problem
Alex Shephard New Republic
An Age When the United States Kept Immigrants Out
Anna Altman New York Times
Fears of the Fourth Reich
Gavriel D. Rosenfeld HIstory Today
Modernity's Spell
Clare Coffey The New Atlantis
Why We Should Read Nietzsche
Matt McManus Quillette
A Battlefield for Ten Centuries
Michael Gorra Wall Street Journal
Thucydides's Challenge
Nick Burns University Bookman
Antonin Scalia's Lasting Effect on Jurisprudence
John C. Eastman CRB
A Missing Person Is Like a Story Without an Ending
Andy Owen Aeon
Fighting for Wisdom Inside the Ring
Paul Beston American Conservative
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Wednesday, May 1
A 500-Year-Old Tale of Intrigue, Betrayal, and a Bible
Meryl Gordon New York Times
Socialism and the Jews: A Brief History
Joshua Muravchik Mosaic
What Literature Can Teach Us about the News
Graham Hillard National Review
An Indictment in All But Name
David Cole New York Review of Books
How To Prepare for a Future of Gene-Edited Babies
Lila Thulin Smithsonian
Rebel Girls of the 13th Century
Hermione Eyre The Spectator
Attacking the Idols of the Elites
Titus Techera University Bookman
John Berger: A Writer for Our Time
Joshua Sperling Bookforum
How to Control the Internet
Steven Poole The Guardian
How Online Behavior Defines Us
Francisco Mejia Uribe Aeon


Thursday, May 2
Highlights from a Lifetime of Reading
Henrik Bering New Criterion
Building Socialism the Right Way
Frank Guan Bookforum
Nostalgic for Communist Tyranny
Paul Hollander Modern Age
At the Frontiers of Surveillance Capitalism
Katie Fitzpatrick The Nation
Neon is the Ultimate Symbol of the 20th Century
Sarah Archer The Atlantic
What Today's Neuroscience Teaches Us about Morality
Mark Blitz CRB
Warriors of No Nation
Eleanor Barraclough History Today
Anthony Burgess Explains How to Write about D.H. Lawrence
Anthony Burgess TLS
A Passion for Greek Culture and Language
Vivian Gornick NYT
Scaling Yosemite's 3,000-Foot El Capitan—Without a Rope
Gregory Crouch WSJ
Developing a Modern 'Death Weapon'
Joseph C. Goulden Washington Times


Friday, May 3
The Life and Times of Wild Bill
Paul Davis Washington Times
David Brooks Takes a Look Inside His Soul
Lisa Miller New York Magazine
Modernity, Faith, and Martin Buber
Adam Kirsch New Yorker
Books and Literature Cultivate “A Way of Being in Time”
Nan Z. Da Hedgehog Review
The Aviator Behind the Real 'Top Gun'
Daniel Ford Wall Street Journal
Publishers Don't Want Woody Allen's Memoir
Alexandra Alter & Cara Buckley NYT
Can Science Explain Morality?
Charles Glenn National Review
Against Cheerfulness
Mariana Alessandri Aeon
Orphans of Dickens
Lucy Ives The Baffler
The Other Zionism
Joel Cabrita History Today
The Philip Larkin Wars
Robert Messenger New Criterion
Writing for the End Times
James Livingston New Republic
Don't Ditch the Adverb, The Emoji of Writing
Gary Nunn The Guardian
Remembering Rachel Ingalls
Ruby Brunton Longreads
Death of the Critic?
MIchael Lapointe Times Literary Supplement
Monday, May 6
Camille Paglia Can't Say That
Conor Friedersdorf The Atlantic
Bigotry and Bad Science
Stephen Budiansky Wall Street Journal
Why Terrorists Embraced Suicide Bombing
Anthony Loyd New Statesman
Can Humanitarianism Address Inequality?
Bruce Robbins The Nation
Satirizing the Global Society
Louis Amis The Spectator
Big Business Isn't Big Politics
Tyler Cowen Foreign Policy
33 Days and Four Years
Catherine C. Bock-Weiss Jewish Review of Books
The Life Behind the Lord of the Rings
Hannah Long Arc Digital
What Happened to Harper Lee's True Crime Book?
Alexandra Alter New York Times
Reading in the Age of Constant Distraction
Mairead Small Staid The Paris Review


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