Website Exclusives (2009)
Contents
Interview 4 January 2009
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Examining our Techological Assumptions
an interview by The Editors
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An interview with Christine Rosen
Essay 10 January 2009
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Richard John Neuhaus, RIP
by Gerald J. Russello, Editor
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Symposium 10 February 2009
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Is Conservatism Dead?
by Joseph P. Duggan, Austin Bramwell, Daniel McCarthy, Lee Edwards, James Poulos, and Roger Kimball
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A symposium in response to “Conservatism is Dead” by Sam Tanenhaus
Interview 20 February 2009
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Original Meaning and Judicial Restraint
an interview by the Editors
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An Interview with M. Edward Whelan III
Review 19 May 2009
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Marshall McLuhan: Postmodern Grammarian
a review by Joseph P. Duggan
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The Classical Trivium: The Place of Thomas Nashe in the Learning of His Time
by Marshall McLuhan
Edited by W. Terrence Gordon
Gingko Press (Corte Madera, Calif.)
356 pp., $39.96 Cloth, 2005.
The Medium and the Light: Reflections on Religion
by Marshall McLuhan.
Edited by Eric McLuhan and Jacek Szklarek
Stoddart (Toronto)
219 pp., $22.95 Paper, 1999
Review 2 June 2009
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Forgotten Constitutional Founders
a review by Gerald J. Russello
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An Incautious Man: The Life of Gouverneur Morris by Melanie Miller (ISI Books 2008, $25.00).
Forgotten Founder, Drunken Prophet: The Life of Luther Martin by Bill Kauffman (ISI Books 2008, $25.00).
Interview 16 June 2009
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The Freedom to Use Common Sense
an interview by The Editors
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An interview with Philip K. Howard, author of Life without Lawyers
Interview 29 June 2009
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The Predicament of the Individual
an interview by the Editors
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An interview with James Poulos, editor of the Postmodern Conservative blog.
Real progress consists in the movement of mankind toward the understanding of norms, and toward conformity to norms. Real decadence consists in the movement of mankind away from the understanding of norms, and away from obedience to norms.
Russell Kirk, Enemies of the Permanent Things, 1969
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