Penelope Perkins
May 2, 2022
Note From the Editor
'Political language—and with variations this is true of all political parties, from Conservatives to Anarchists—is designed to make lies...
Penelope Perkins
Mar 2, 2022
A Case for Old Translations
Yesterday I had the immense good fortune to read a work of ‘colonized literature.’ At least, I suppose that’s what people would call the...
Sophia Ivanova
Mar 1, 2022
Avoiding the Dreadful Fate of Russia
The infamous Russian experience of sorrow will deepen this century. It is not the case that we are responsible for the disaster: most of...
Ksenia Grigoryevna
Feb 25, 2022
On Conserving and Creating (+ Ukrainian borscht recipe)
Conservatism is, and always has been, a nebulous concept at every possible level of life and politics. The modern Conservative Party here...
Penelope Perkins
Feb 21, 2022
Book Review: Agamben’s State of Exception
Agamben, Giorgio. 2005. State of Exception. Translated by Kevin Attell. Chicago. Five years ago, if we’d been handed a crystal ball and...
Penelope Perkins
Feb 2, 2022
Socrates and the Cultural Conservative
For many denizens of the twenty-first century, it’s no longer obvious that the conservative temperament is a particularly nice one....
Ekaterina Pushnaya
Jan 31, 2022
Digital Inheritance Should Exist
There is still a huge gap in modern legislation. Ownership of electronic libraries is password-protected, take streaming services...
Alcuin
Jan 17, 2022
The Young Need A Party
I have often thought that our society places far too great an emphasis on youth. When people like David Cameron, Justin Trudeau, or...
Zachary Marsh
Jul 20, 2021
The West’s Withdrawal from Afghanistan Should Be a Source of Shame For Liberals Everywhere
Over the last few weeks the world has watched on as the hard-won gains of nearly two decades of NATO intervention in Afghanistan have...
Natalia Zdorovtsova
Jun 2, 2021
On Superstition
The Enlightenment era—regarded, at least in popular historical accounts, as the philosophical successor to Renaissance humanism and...
