
Based interventions on philosophy, culture, economy, law, theology and the postliberal order.
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Mason Letteau Stallings argues that the recently released 'Fauci files' show a vain, self-obsessed, and irresponsible elite that need to be replaced by a more serious class of people.
Out of any time in the past century, the COVID pandemic...
Owen Boydon argues that JD Vance's recent comments on Nixon, and the reaction they provoked, are a class-based reaction to defend liberal elite circles from effective outsiders.
A few weeks ago, Vice President JD Vance committed political...
Philip Pilkington traces the current conflict between liberals and postliberals back to the debates around analytic philosophy and Hegel at Cambridge in the early-20th century
If you go to a philosophy department in Oxford or, especially,...
A discussion that encompasses the broad postliberal project, its critics and much more.
This week I appeared on the Seeking Truths From Facts podcast with Alf Beckinsale. Alf is a student at Oxford University, an independent podcast host a...
Drawing on Elizabeth Anscombe, Ed Feser argues that modern day philosophers have come to misunderstand the idea of 'human dignity' at a very basic level.
The rhetoric of human dignity is commonplace today, both in secular liberal circles a...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
This is the online magazine for thinking about a just political order which might emerge out of the ashes of liberal disorder.
Macroeconomist and investment professional. Writing about all things macro and investment.
Professor of Philosophy at Pasadena City College. Author of Aquinas, Scholastic Metaphysics, Aristotle's Revenge, and many other books and articles on topics in metaphysics, ethics, political philosophy, and theology.
Catholic. Foreign Policy Restrainer.
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