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SPOTLIGHT: Family & Civilization (Carle C. Zimmerman, 1947 – Harper, 2008 – ISI Books)
A brief look at the Carle Zimmerman’s prescient book about family, civilization, and the cycles they undergo throughout history.
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Traditionalism brings with it a certain necessary number of Luddite tendencies, often used by liberals as sniping points in the
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If 2016 proved anything to conservatives, it was that they haven’t been listening. While they’ve argued for economic solutions to
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The Devil’s Pleasure Palace (Michael Walsh – 2015, Encounter Books)
If there is allowed only one word to describe the Left, the wanton adherence to hypocrisy, self-destruction, entropic egalitarianism, aimless
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The Demon in Democracy (Ryszard Legutko – 2016, Encounter Books)
Escaping from Soviet rule in Poland during the 1970s, Ryszard Legutko landed in the liberalized sphere of NATO-defended Europe only
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After the Natural Law (John Lawrence Hill – 2016 Ignatius Press)
The last ten years has seen the publication of a plethora of neo-scholastic thought made accessible and available to the
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The Japanese writer Yukio Mishima was already a famous and popular figure in his native country before he attempted to
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