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Tag: Sir Roger Scruton

Light Above Politics

Mark Dooley November 18, 2022

Politicians come and go, but the monarch provides continuity in the life of a nation that looks beyond the moment.

A Lesson from the Festival of Hunting

Sebastian Morello August 8, 2022

The Festival of hunting is an example of real culture and the celebration of an inherited and fragile way of life.

The Limits of Oikophilia

Paul Maritz June 19, 2022

As we look upon our own societies with an ever-decreasing patience at the loss of religious values, we must collectively re-assess our city walls. Are the cracks merely contained to the surface, or does our city lie in ruins?

Postcards from the Frontline: Sir Roger Scruton as a Journalist

Mark Dooley May 3, 2022

If journalism helped Scruton to synthesise ideas in a single thought, it also displayed the rich literary gifts which first brought him to the attention of the British public in the 1970s. For him, journalism was much more than conveying information, news, or opinion. It was an attempt to stir the imagination of the reader so that the ‘unfashionable opinion’ being expressed might become theirs.

Scruton and Heidegger on Dwelling

Karl-Gustel Wärnberg April 25, 2022

The concept of ‘dwelling’ serves as a source for our pre-political loyalties and these loyalties allow a sense of the common good to arise. Here,

Every Tear has been Wiped Away: The True Meaning of the Cross

Mark Dooley April 15, 2022

That is what the world is desperately yearning for, which is why people still flock to their churches to kneel down and kiss the Cross on Good Friday. Most may not fully understand why they are there, but they know that Christ did not give his life so that we would remain the same. He gave his life so that, having crucified the old self, the burden of bondage would be lifted forever. 

Left-Wing Conservatism

Karl-Gustel Wärnberg January 18, 2022

In our own time, we have seen the rise of calls for Burkean ideals on the Left. Think only of the Social Democrats in the UK, a party that had some influence in the 1980s but are almost entirely unknown today, who are against the wokeism dominating the current political debate, and who seek to preserve local customs, and use the very conservative sounding slogan “family, community, nation” as their header on their website.

Embracing the Paradox of Conservative Radicalism

Harrison Pitt December 7, 2021

If conservatism is about love for the society that is ours, what are conservatives to do when they look around and find their society increasingly unlovable?

The Surprising Conservatism of Jacques Derrida

Mark Dooley December 3, 2021

What I saw in Derrida was a man of equal genius whose affirmative understanding of home redeemed French thought from its obsessive oikophobia. 

Sir Roger Remembered

Paul du Quenoy November 23, 2021

With the Roger Scruton Memorial Lectures, conservative thinkers and ideas will finally have a space at the University of Oxford.

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