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Out of the Antiworld
Exclusive from the Summer 2013 issue of Modern Age. To subscribe, click here. Recent liberal successes, such as the ongoing redefinition of marriage to include same-sex relationships, dramatize the...
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American Kulturkampf: The HHS Mandate and the Crisis of American Religious...
Exclusive from the new issue of Modern Age. Subscribe here. While the ongoing confrontation between the American state and the Catholic Church and other traditionally minded religious believers over...
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Libertarians vs. Liberal Learning
We’re excited to present this exclusive look at the Winter 2014 issue of Modern Age, which is just hitting mailboxes and newsstands. In this lead article, Peter Augustine Lawler looks at the latest...
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Why We Should Study the History of Western Civilization
We’re excited to present this exclusive look at the Spring 2014 issue of Modern Age, which is just hitting mailboxes and newsstands. In this commentary, legendary Yale professor Donald Kagan defends...
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Promised Land
This essay appears in the new issue of Modern Age (Fall 2014). It is a contribution to a symposium on U.S. foreign policy, America the Supranational. To subscribe now, go here. Who are we, we...
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Heroes and Victims in Modernist Memorials
The following essay appeared in the Winter 2014 issue of Modern Age. Subscribe now. The decades preceding the French Revolution witnessed the cultural upheaval brought on in much of Europe by the...
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Is Cinema Art?
From left: Vittorio DeSica, Roberto Rossellini, Federico Fellini This essay is taken from the Winter 2015 issue of Modern Age. Subscribe now. Cinema, the novelist Graham Greene once observed, “has to...
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The Roots of a Reforming Conservatism
This essay is taken from the Spring 2015 issue of Modern Age, which has just been released. Subscribe now. A man is not primarily a witness against something. That is only incidental to the fact that...
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