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Umberto Eco on the value of stubborn incuriosity
Umberto Eco was an Italian philosopher, novelist, and public intellectual, best known, respectively, for his work in semiotics, The Name of the Rose and Foucault’s Pendulum, and a great amount of cultural criticism. He died in 2016. This ap...
Dorothy L. Sayers on why so many refuse to face the inevitable reality of war
Best known for her Lord Peter Wimsey mysteries and her translation of Dante’s Divine Comedy and her extensive explanatory notes, Dorothy L. Sayers was also a serious playwright, a formidable lay theologian, and what we would call a cultural...
E. I. Watkin and Michael Oakeshott on the faults and limits of the young
The English Catholic philosopher and historian E. I. Watkin was a major if marginal Catholic thinker and writer in the last century. Michael Oakeshott was one of the most important theorists of modern conservatism. Watkins’ description of o...
Roger Baldwin on feeling you haven’t done enough with your life
A pacifist and conscientious objector, Roger Baldwin helped in 1917 create a group to protect conscientious objectors, which in 1920 developed into the American Civil Liberties Union. He was himself sentenced to prison for year in 1918 for...
Hilary Mantel on the childish tyrant
The English novelist Hilary Mantel is the author of Thomas Cromwell trilogy, Wolf Hall, Bring Up the Bodies, and The Mirror and the Light, the first two of which won the Booker Prize. This description of Henry VIII appears in Bring Up the B...
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