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Cocktails Don’t Mix Themselves (opens the original)
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But it was the DSA’s proposals concerning that most ancient of human scourges, work, that caught my attention. Work has always had rather a bad press. Genesis presents it as one of the penalties of the Fall. Karl Marx thought it alienating. Bertrand Russell thought that work consisted of two kinds: moving matter about on the earth’s surface, and telling other people to do so. As a philosopher, Russell regarded the second kind of work as more agreeable. The DSA’s ambition is even more generous. I
Feminism’s War Against Civilization (opens the original)
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Something has gone badly awry in relations between men and women. A disquieting anti-male animus has settled over Western culture, proclaimed in our universities, echoed throughout the media, and embedded in public policy. What began as a justifiable demand for women’s equality has hardened into a view of the sexes as antagonistic classes, one innocent and oppressed, the other guilty and oppressive. In promising to liberate women, feminism has diminished their moral agency and estranged them fro
‘I Would Never Stoop So Low as to Be Fashionable’: In Praise of Dolly Parton (opens the original)
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The line was pure Dolly: mischievous, candid and utterly without malice. It contained something of the quality that made her so beloved. She delighted in life without pretending to be innocent of its complications. She could laugh at desire, celebrity, vanity, and, above all, herself. Dolly understood the theater of celebrity. The wigs, elaborate costumes, impossible heels, and extravagant makeup were not disguises imposed upon her. They were elements of a character she had invented, lovingly ch
The University Should Teach Students to Forget Themselves (opens the original)
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In that single sentence, Carvalho captured something essential about liberal education. The modern university has increasingly placed the sovereign self at the center of its teaching. Students are encouraged to regard their feelings, identities, understandings, and “lived experience” as the primary measures of intellectual and moral significance. Carvalho described the result with admirable economy. Universities, he said, have been offering students “a self-affirming mirror when what you need is
The Death of Jason Arday: A Casualty of the Ideology That Elevated Him (opens the original)
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The death of Jason Arday, until recently a professor at the University of Cambridge, is first and foremost a human tragedy. On Aug. 14, only days after resigning his professorship amid intense scrutiny of his academic work and public claims, he was found unresponsive at his London home. Accounts of the circumstances differ. Police have described the death as unexpected but not suspicious, while friends have described a man who felt he could no longer go on. His family wrote that, “The campaign o
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