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G. K. Chesterton on patriotism true and false
The English writer and journalist G. K. Chesterton was one of the leading public intellectual of his day, a peer and also friend of people like George Bernard Shaw and H. G. Wells, unlike them in being (from 1922) a Catholic but like them i...
Samuel Johnson and Dwight Macdonald on why people believe conspiracy theories
“The premier English literary figure of the mid and late 18th century,” according to the Poetry Foundation, Samuel Johnson “was a writer of exceptional range: a poet, a lexicographer, a translator, a journalist and essayist, a travel writer...
John C. Cort on the intelligence of the poor and the cynicism of voters and politicians
The Harvard-educated John C. Cort became a Catholic Worker living and working with the poor in New York City, which overlapped with his years as a labor journalist and organizer, founding the Association of Catholic Trade Unionists in 1937,...
An Oxford mathematician on the good of ambition
One of the twentieth century’s major mathematicians, famously dismissive of “useful” mathematics, G. H. Hardy taught at both Cambridge and Oxford, with his last position as a professor of “pure mathematics” at the first. Known for plain-spe...
Michael Polanyi on how little we know and less we can express
A Hungarian who served as a physician in World War I, Michael Polanyi spent most of his academic career as an internationally recognized chemist in Germany and then England, though after about 1950 he turned to economics and politics and th...
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