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Reviewing Books that Build Culture
Free Ride
Addison Del Mastro reviews Matthew Crawford’s Why We Drive.
Aristotle’s Timely Guide to Human Happiness
Auguste Meyrat finds in Aristotle’s Ethics a necessary resource our lonely era.
Is the Religious Right Really so Incomprehensible?
James E. Hartley is not impressed with Benjamin Friedman’s Religion and the Rise of Capitalism.
How to Read the News and Stay Happy
Casey Chalk welcomes Jeffrey Bilbro’s Reading the Times: A Literary and Theological Inquiry into the News.
Snowden Speaks of Africa
Dr. Anika T. Prather celebrates the groundbreaking work of Classics scholar Frank M. Snowden Jr.
Killing the Boomers
Anthony Barr reviews Helen Andrews’s Boomers.
The Fruits of Empire
Luke Nicastro reviews Owen White’s The Blood of the Colony.
Craftsmanship as Social and Political Endeavor
Clayton Trutor welcomes Glenn Adamson’s Craft.
Robert Lowell’s Selfish Determination
Eugene Schlanger reviews Robert Lowell’s Dolphin and Dolphin Letters.
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