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A Philosophical Adventure Towards Freedom

Alex Taylor October 14, 2023

In Outside the Gates, Hackett reveals to us that transcendence is woven into social reality, most especially in that highest friendship which tyranny seeks to root out: the friendship of virtue.

The Last Days Of George Orwell

Jonathon Van Maren October 6, 2023

Leftists who claim Orwell as their own would likely be surprised to discover that he was very socially conservative.

The Island Without Seasons: An Adventure Without and Within

Felix James Miller July 23, 2023

Although at first glance, The Island Without Seasons is merely an adventure story about a man trying to discover the lost city of Atlantis, it is ultimately about how the man’s search allows him to better understand himself and the world in which he lives.

Tolkien’s True Love

Robert Lazu Kmita June 21, 2023

The values of Tolkien’s world are not those of moral relativism, but those of the traditional Christian conception of courtship and romantic loyalty, in which the intimate aspects of love are treated with discretion and respect that protects their nobility.

French Bill To End ‘Woke’ Rewrites

Hélène de Lauzun May 29, 2023

MP Thiériot, who proposed the bill, believes that decisions to rewrite were made because of “pressure from the ‘wokist’ movement and ‘cancel culture.’”

Whereby Hangs the Tale, Marcel Proust?

Geoffrey Smagacz January 5, 2023

It’s obvious Proust knew a great deal about art and architecture and music; he was a keen observer of human behavior, but he can take a moment and turn it into an eternity.

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