Populism, III: Insects of the hour
by Daniel Hannan
On Brexit and the distinction between petty and prudent populist movements.
On the Nobel Prize committee’s questionable taste.
An update on the spineless mismanagement at Yale and beyond.
On Brexit and the distinction between petty and prudent populist movements.
On the prolific career of the English novelist.
On the French statesman’s English language letters.
On the travels and evolving style of the South African poet.
The Left’s identity crisis, and giving thanks for the faith of our fathers.
Utopian town plans, a poetic picture of the Mississippi, and more from the world of culture.
When published in 2008, The Fall of Language in the Age of English created a sensation in Japan, winning awards, becoming a bestseller, and igniting a furious online debate between its detractors and defenders.
Democrats’ dreams dashed, and discerning the divine in dreary life.
On the urge to broadcast one’s political positions.
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