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Alexis de Tocqueville: The Political Prophet of the Twenty-First Century
The despotism he foresaw would not be cruel. It would be mild, orderly and provident, and it would keep men in a state of permanent childhood. Part Three of our series on neglected thinkers.
The first question has to be asked at the outset...
Perennialism: The Religion of Religions
Truth, Tradition and the Aspiration for Unity. Part II of the LEO series on neglected thinkers and ideas.
Beyond the immense diversity of religious languages, symbols, rites and doctrines, there exists a single, common metaphysical truth,...
The Third Italian
Augusto Del Noce argued that Marxism died in the East because the West had already realized it. Part One of a series on neglected thinkers.
The world, to judge by what it reads, knows only two Italian intellectuals of the twentieth century...
The Three Intellectual Deadly Sins of Right-Wing Populism
The following article first appeared in German in Junge Freiheit. Our thanks to publisher Dieter Stein for permission to republish it in English, and our blushing thanks to the author, Julian Theodor Islinger, who names two LEO writers and...
Does Creativity Need Boredom?
This week on “The David Boos Show,” we explore the hidden power of boredom. What did the great thinkers of the past make of it? And what does modern science say about the mechanics of our brain’s Default Mode Network (DMN)?
Increasingly, w...
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Catholic. European. Sovereign. Civilisational analysis, history, culture, philosophy. Est. 2026.
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