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Reviewing Books that Build Culture

Diagnosing a New Despotism
Jeffrey Folks welcomes Roger Kimball’s collection, Who Rules? Sovereignty, Nationalism, and the Fate of Freedom in the Twenty-First Century.

Fusionism, Gratitude, and the New Right
James Davenport reviews Donald J. Devine’s The Enduring Tension: Capitalism and the Moral Order.

A Singular Universal
Adam Schwartz reviews Richard Greene’s biography of Graham Greene.

Ordinary Time
Daniel James Sundahl reflects on Paul Mariani’s The Mystery of It All.

Have We Forgotten Solzhenitsyn?
Jeremy A. Kee reviews Deavel and Wilson’s Solzhenitsyn and American Culture.

Conservatism: A View from Sweden
Br. Augustine Wärnberg reviews Modern konservatism by Jakob Söderbaum.

Class Power and Cultural Blindspots
Bruce P. Frohnen reviews Michael Lind’s The New Class War.

Coopting Modernity
Jason Morgan reviews Klaus Mühlhahn’s Making China Modern

Can the State Punish Thoughtcrime?
E. J. Hutchinson finds some guidance from Philip Melanchthon in responding to 2021 cancel culture.
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