Wendell Berry at 90
Wendell Berry reminds us that communities with ties to the land and to our place in the world are essential for a good life.
Wendell Berry reminds us that communities with ties to the land and to our place in the world are essential for a good life.
Living a life of mercy means encountering the ‘least of these’ in all of their particularity—and recognizing them in ourselves, too.
Care for our communities is born out of a love for them that begins in the home.
When the Japanese arrived in Hawaii, they had no problem identifying the local kami, or ‘spirits,’ of the nation. We explore the importance of national definition.
In contrast to ESG-promoting stakeholder capitalism, coherent conservatism is simply the politics that emerges when control is not the priority; it is the politics that does not seek to break down community in order to use its parts.
President Macron received a delegation of 220 mayors at the Élysée Palace, from communities hard hit by the violence of recent days or having themselves been direct victims of the violence.
The hunt is almost the perfect antithesis of the ‘online community.’ In the hunting community, we know little of each other’s opinions. Our bond is not established by views or factions, but by our experience of belonging.