Felix James Miller | The European Conservative

Trump is Abandoning Social Conservatives

Felix James Miller June 15, 2023

In recent months, Trump has blamed social conservatives for Republicans’ weak performance in the 2022 midterm elections. Why should they continue to support him?

The 9th Art: Catholicism and Cultural Interplay in the Works of Gene Luen Yang

Felix James Miller June 3, 2023

Much discussion of Yang’s work has focused on the ways that he expertly depicts the interplay (and clash) between East and West within the context of deeply human stories. However, far less ink has been spilled over the role that Christianity has in this interplay.

Forgotten Classics: Family, Wealth, and Modernity in The Magnificent Ambersons

Felix James Miller May 27, 2023

The Magnificent Ambersons engages with issues of technological and social change in modernity. But it is also a very human story, focusing on a single family, detailing the lives of its members as change rocks their way of life

The 9th Art: Lucky Luke, or How to Keep a Series Going

Felix James Miller May 6, 2023

The old cowboy has had the great luck to be written and illustrated by people who love and believe in the original Luke, people who recognize that we still need joyful stories about heroes.

Forgotten Classics: Three Men in a Boat, Humor, and Humility

Felix James Miller April 29, 2023

An honest sense of one’s own failings and shortcomings is part of what makes levity possible. One of the best books I know for inculcating humility through humor is Jerome K. Jerome’s novel, Three Men in a Boat (To Say Nothing of the Dog).

Forgotten Classics: On Reading Louis De Wohl’s The Spear During Holy Week

Felix James Miller April 1, 2023

The Spear serves as a lectio divina of sorts, that is, as an opportunity to imagine oneself in the action of the Holy Scriptures.

The 9th Art: Wordplay, Artistry, and Politics in Walt Kelly’s Pogo

Felix James Miller March 25, 2023

Pogo’s use of politics complements the other layers of art and satire perfectly. In a world where we are surrounded by bad art made for purely political purposes, Walt Kelly’s work is a breath of fresh air.

The 9th Art: Recreating Childhood Wonder in Franquin’s Spirou and Fantasio

Felix James Miller March 4, 2023

To read Franquin’s Spirou and Fantasio comics is to blur the line between child and adult and to enter a world of wonder of which we could all use a taste.

Forgotten Classics: The Silmarillion is Worth Your Time. No, Really!

Felix James Miller February 25, 2023

Tolkien’s most intimidating book may be his richest.

Yes, Francis is the Pope, and His Office Binds Him: A Reply

Sebastian Morello February 23, 2023

Should the faithful just shut up and watch the Church they love, and the Faith that is Her gift to the world, be attacked by those who hold Her highest offices?

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Trump is Abandoning Social Conservatives

The 9th Art: Catholicism and Cultural Interplay in the Works of Gene Luen Yang

Forgotten Classics: Family, Wealth, and Modernity in The Magnificent Ambersons

The 9th Art: Lucky Luke, or How to Keep a Series Going

Forgotten Classics: Three Men in a Boat, Humor, and Humility

Forgotten Classics: On Reading Louis De Wohl’s The Spear During Holy Week

The 9th Art: Wordplay, Artistry, and Politics in Walt Kelly’s Pogo

The 9th Art: Recreating Childhood Wonder in Franquin’s Spirou and Fantasio

Forgotten Classics: The Silmarillion is Worth Your Time. No, Really!

Yes, Francis is the Pope, and His Office Binds Him: A Reply

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