Marathon: How One Battle Changed Western Civilization by Richard A. Billows It will come as no surprise how many people, academics and sc...

Peter Robinson, for the Hoover Institution's Uncommon Knowledge , interviews former adviser to Secretaries of State George Schulz and He...

For the week of Saturday, July 17 through Friday, July 23. 1) In City Journal , Heather MacDonald and "Classical Music's New Gold...

Just a brief reflection on thought that did not make it into yesterday's essay, " Man, State, and Morality ." In his short t...

1. In a recent essay at Big Hollywood Mark Tapson discussed and expressed disapproval with some recent statements by filmmaker Michael Moo...

For Saturday, July 10 through Saturday, July 17. 1) Nigel Biggar in Standpoint asks, "What are Universities For?" 2) In the W...

Reading the work of Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn (sometimes acclaimed as 20th century Slavophile) prompted this brief exegesis on a 19th century O...

Last week at The Hannibal Blog , Andreas Kluth put the question, "Greatest thinkers: Greeks or Germans?" Of course the challenge i...

Originally a comment at The Hannibal Blog post, "Justice: by truth or victory?" and cross-posted here. 1. Andreas Kluth posed t...

I've referenced Roger Scruton before on this blog. I admire him as a clear and incisive thinker with a catholic and far-ranging mind. Gi...