I consider myself politically homeless, and have for a while now.
I started out as a ‘campus leftist’ or ‘social justice warrior’, knee-deep in the works of Marx and Marcuse, Horkheimer and Habermas.
But life as an expat in
I consider myself politically homeless, and have for a while now.
I started out as a ‘campus leftist’ or ‘social justice warrior’, knee-deep in the works of Marx and Marcuse, Horkheimer and Habermas.
But life as an expat in
John Ruskin (1819-1900), the Victorian English artist and critic, has left behind him not only a school of artwork but also a considerable body of written material – some of it quite profound.
In an age where “advanced” and “progressive”
A recent tweet by conservative columnist and vlogger Dennis Prager about the news media posing a greater threat to “Western civilization” than Russia has prompted a fierce backlash on online media.
It has also indirectly given voice to an age-old
It’s a time-honoured tradition in America, since the days of Jefferson and even before, to decry the evils of city life.
One sees a great deal of this tradition in modern conservative discourse. Small-town America is the ‘real America’,