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Day: January 16, 2022

Can Platonism Save Us?

Felix James Miller January 16, 2022

Without the Idea of the Good, Lloyd P. Gerson argues, a person cannot argue coherently against materialism, relativism, skepticism, mechanism, and nominalism.

Marine Le Pen versus Éric Zemmour: the War of the ‘Rights’

Hélène de Lauzun January 16, 2022

The distribution of votes among the various right-wing candidates resembles a game of communicating vessels. Marine Le Pen is ploughing her own furrow. Eric Zemmour puts ‘des mots sur des maux’ (words on evils): it is what he does best. He can participate in the reconfiguration of the French right. Will he go much further?

Saviors and Savages: Herbert’s Dune and the Modern Predicament

Carlos Perona Calvete January 16, 2022

Today, we might find Dune’s imagery allegorical. The world, or the public sphere, has in many respects been rendered inhospitable. The once baroque diversity of cultural forms has been drastically reduced. A desertscape has replaced the lush filigree characteristic of more traditional societies.

Nearing the Breaking Point: Continued Tensions in Russia-West Relations

Tristan Vanheuckelom January 16, 2022

While committed to a diplomatic solution, Western officials’ projections were grim. To reporters, U.S. Ambassador Michael Carpenter said that escalation is not impossible, and that “the drumbeat of war is sounding loud, and the rhetoric has gotten rather shrill.”

An Epidemic of Church Desecrations Hits France

Hélène de Lauzun January 16, 2022

The nature of these acts of vandalism differs in each case. They may be purely thefts to recover valuables, but they testify to a general climate of hostility towards Catholic faith in France.

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