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T ho mas Sowell is one of the towering American intellectuals of our time. An economist trained at the University of Chicago and a social theorist of the first rank, he has been a senior fellow at the Hoover Institution at Stanford University since 1980.
Kamala Harris’s Michael Dukakis moment - The New Criterion
Jul 23, 2024 · Americans over the age of fifty may remember the 1988 presidential election campaign, when Governor Michael Dukakis surged to a seventeen-point lead over Vice President George H. W. Bush following the Democratic National Convention in mid-July. That was a successful convention for Democrats.
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Unprecedented - The New Criterion
T he theme is “Western civilization at the crossroads.” Far be it from me to doubt that the West is on the precipice of something enormous. But “crossroads” implies a map. Do we have one? Is a piece of paper showing the way forward—whether predictive or hopeful—even possible?
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Week in review | The New Criterion
Aug 2, 2024 · On Euripides, the Mona Lisa & Baudelaire. Recent stories of note: “The grizzly truth about the West” Jacob Howland, UnHerd At the heart of civilization lie separation and distinction: between parent and child, teacher and student, human and animal, human and god.
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