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who I proffered herein, including some actually alive), but while Chesterton
described tradition as the democracy of the dead we would be remiss to carry
forth in ignorance of the living.
Publications wise, then, what is the well-read gent, or lady, reading? Ive judged
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already agree with, youre missing the point. Your principles should be
strong enough to face challenges, or to be informed by them, and the
ability to separate the wheat from the chaff is the most necessary task
for any thinking person.
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Modern Age
Founded in 1957 by Russell Kirk the greatest St Andrean of the
twentieth century Modern Age is an academic journal which Wikipedia
describes as traditionalist, localist, against most military interventions,
as well as critical of neo-conservatism and generally sympathetic to
religious orthodoxy.
Its archive over the past sixty years provides articles and essays of
great value by Erik von Kuehnelt-Leddihn, Virgil Nemoianu, Lee Congdon,
Pierre Manent, and others. Take, for example, Lee Congdon on
Conservatism, Christianity, and the Revitalization of Europe.
A rewarding, more scholarly read, with footnotes that will lead you
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These three will prove worthwhile reading for any intellectual of sound
principles, but are there any other honourable mentions?
My weekly workplace reads are Th e Spectator and The Economist which
are useful for keeping tabs on things in general.
I have to admit I do read Monocle every month. While its aimed at wealthy
jetsetters rather than our own constituency of cosmopolitan conservatives living
in genteel poverty the magazine nonetheless combines an exacting stylistic
excellence with an admirably broad focus.
First Things I would read every month but it doesnt seem to be available
anywhere in London except by subscription.
Two or three times a year I pick up The Art Newspaper, another superbly
put-together periodical. Fr Christopher Colven of St James, Spanish Place,
writes for it often, as it happens.
This post was published on Friday, April 17th, 2015 1:56 pm. It has been categorised under
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Charles A.
Coulombe
17 April 2015
2:55 pm
L Gaylord Clark
17 April 2015
9:09 pm
L Gaylord Clark
17 April 2015
10:21 pm
Alexander Shaw
23 April 2015
3:31 pm
L Gaylord Clark
24 April 2015
9:24 pm
PS: You are wrong about reading the enemy you know. Today it
is all chaff and there is no sifting to be done.
Stick to the classics of the Western Canon, and to their
appreciative interpreters.
Life is to short for anything else.
Nice, but you left out Takimag! What the hell, Cusack?
TAKIMAG! Gaylord, mate, we all appreciate your heads up on the
Western Canon (a sun-deck favourite of my own, as it happens
especially now that theyve brought it out in paperback).
Amusing as always Mr Shaw, but lets not give even the hint of a
nod to the idea that Professor Bloom dreamt up the idea of the
canon himself. Precisely one of those appreciative interpreters
I was recommending, yes, but even there not perhaps the best.
And yes, Takimag is excellent, its best contributors being Taki
himself, Theodore Dalrymple, and the magnificently anti PC John
Unblock any w ebsite
Samuel J. Howard
27 April 2015
9:33 pm
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