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The Quality of Objects

Scott Beauchamp reviews a new book on art and reality from sportswriter turned philosopher Graham Harman.

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Machine Future

Titus Techera looks at Blade Runner and its warnings about the proclivities of technological elites.

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Xenophon’s Science of Political Economy

Pedro L. Gonzalez reflects on a key aspect of the thinking of Xenophon in light of a new edition of his shorter writings.

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The Patterns of Living

Gene Callahan reviews a book dedicated to addressing the failures of urban renewal.

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The Children Are in Charge

Matthew Stewart reviews a well-done satire of the woke university.

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Practice Makes Virtue

Elizabeth Bittner welcomes an honest book on what we can become by engaging with the classics.

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When Left and Right Agree

When Left and Right Agree

by | Dec 1, 2019

Gerard T. Mundy reviews a book from the center-left that buttresses conservative concerns with communities, social order, and the American economy.

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