The University Bookman

The survival of any culture, or of the material fabric of civilization, requires vigorous imagination and readiness to sacrifice. By dullness and complacency are intellectual and social orders undone.

Russell Kirk

Share

Subscribe & Follow

RSS

Tweets by @ubookman

More from the Bookman!

---

Put In This World to Do Battle
Nicholas Kennicott

Philanthropy Is Not Charity
Brad Langhoff

Cracking Jokes at the Crack of Doom
Timothy D. Lusch

The Cycles of Networked History?
Matthew M. Robare

From Hope to Hope: On the Mind of Man
James V. Schall, S. J.

The Questions Behind Populism
Marlo Safi

---

Bookman Contributors Elsewhere

Dan McCarthy has a review-essay on Patrick Deneen’s Why Liberalism Failed and William Galston’s Anti-Pluralism, newly published at The National Interest.

Titus Techera and Terry Teachout discuss Alfred Hitchcock’s Vertigo.

Allen Mendenhall in the Los Angeles Review of Books on slavery and the Supreme Court.

Crony capitalism: Our friends at The American Conservative are hosting a conference on this topic on June 21, 2018.

Gerald Russello reviews Roger Scruton’s new Conservatism: An Invitation to the Great Tradition for National Review.

George Nash gave a lecture on World War I and its legacy.

More …

News

We are pleased to announce the release of The University Bookman on Edmund Burke, now available for Kindle. Collecting 21 reviews, essays, and interviews from the Bookman on the life and thought of Edmund Burke, this book is only $2.99, and purchases support our ongoing work to provide an imaginative defense of the Permanent Things. (3 Mar 2015)

Other Sites of Interest

• The Imaginative Conservative
• Arts & Letters Daily
• First Things
• Manhattan Institute
• City Journal
• National Review
• The Heritage Foundation
• Ethics and Public Policy Center
• Books & Culture
• The New Atlantis
• The New Criterion (and blog)
• Intercollegiate Studies Institute
• First Principles Journal
• The Acton Institute
• The New Inquiry
• Image
• Good Letters Blog
• The American Spectator
• The American Conservative
• Front Porch Republic
• Anamnesis Journal
• The City (from HBU)
• Lapham’s Quarterly
• Bookworm from KCRW
• G. K. Chesterton Institute
• The Catholic Thing
• What’s Wrong with the World?
• The Western Confucian
• The Tocqueville Forum
• National Humanities Institute
• The Center for Vision & Values at Grove City College
• Ricochet
• Chronicles
• Arion
• Via Meadia at The American Interest
• The Distributist Review
• Journal of Catholic Legal Studies
• The Library of Law and Liberty
• Huron County Extract
• The Academy of Philosophy and Letters
• Southern Literary Review
• The Dorchester Review
• The Independent Institute
• C.S. Lewis Society of California
• Crisis Magazine
• Liberty Island
• The New York C. S. Lewis Society
• Starting Points Journal
• Australian Chesterton Society
• New England Review of Books
• Dublin Review of Books
• Johannesburg Review of Books
• Seattle Review of Books
• Montreal Review of Books
• Brixton Review of Books

Publisher Sites

• Yale University Press
• Eerdmans
• Harvard University Press
• Catholic University Press
• Princeton University Press
• Encounter Books
• Ivan R. Dee
• Oxford University Press
• Cambridge University Press
• University of Chicago Press
• Farrar Straus Giroux
• St Augustine’s Press
• Ignatius Press
• University of Missouri Press
• The University Press of Kentucky
• The Crumpled Press
• Slant Books
• Wiseblood Books
• Cluny Media