Lament for the Nations
Nathan PinkoskiDon't cry because it's over, smile because it happened.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 33 | Subscribers | Read | pinkoski.substack.com |
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Speaking at NatCon and ISI Conferences, Autumn
I’ll be on the road a little this autumn for the three events below, and friends, readers of my writings, or other fellow-travellers, are most welcome to reach out and say hello if we’re in the same place. I’m always delighted to run into a...
Toward Techno-Carlism?
In the last edition of First Things, Mary Harrington published literary culture’s summer blockbuster, “The King and the Swarm.” I won’t do it justice by trying to summarize it; think of it as a rich tapestry drawing together all the threads...
George Grant's Lament for a Nation
One of the great classics of postwar political philosophy is George Grant’s Lament for a Nation: The Defeat of Canadian Nationalism. Published in 1965, the work was certainly concerned with contemporary events in Canada, and reshaped the di...
Podcast Roundup
I appeared on Shawn Whatley’s excellent Canadian-based podcast to discuss a number of my recent essays, including Actually Existing Postliberalism, the legacy of Alasdair MacIntyre, and Justin Trudeau’s Progressive Pseudo-Caesarism:
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