Meese on Scene – Claremont Review of Books
It seems obvious that judges should interpret legal documents according to the plain meaning of the…
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What Comes After History? – Claremont Review of…
Alexandre Kojève believed history had ended—and then went to work for the French state. Philosopher…
Impious Cruelty – Claremont Review of Books
In his deeply informed new book, Broken Altars: Secularist Violence in Modern History, the…
Raking in the Chips – Claremont Review of Books
All the recent breakthroughs in “machine learning” and “artificial intelligence”—from goofy chatbots…
Hobbes Without the Sovereign – Claremont Review…
Change the initial conditions of an experiment, and the same laws of nature will yield a different…
Right Reading – Claremont Review of Books
The most important word in the title of this lively survey of fiction with conservative appeal isn’t…
Books of Revelation – Claremont Review of Books
In his book on the 1968 election, Nixon Agonistes (1970), Garry Wills wrote: Each election year is a…
Murder on Music Row – Claremont Review of Books
When George Strait broke into the country charts in April 1981, Blondie’s “Rapture” was just ending…
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