
Joshua Katz
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3 weeks ago |
aei.org | Jay Cost |Jeffrey Rosen |Joshua Katz |Gary Schmitt
Multimedia Constitutional Meaning in the Shadow of the Articles of Confederation Multimedia The Essential Senate Post American Linguistic Exceptionalism Report American Enterprise Institute How Congress Lost, Part IV: Washington, Foreign Policy, and the Emergence of Presidential Governance Report American Enterprise Institute What the White House Says About the American Constitutional Order Working Paper Wielding the Executive Power, 1775–1789 Multimedia Is President Trump Immune From...
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1 month ago |
newcriterion.com | Douglas Murray |Heather Mac Donald |Samuel Lipman |Joshua Katz
Last month, the University of Oxford announced in the weekly Gazette a series of proposed “changes to the Conduct of Ceremonies in Congregation, and certain other Ceremonies.” Among these changes are some alterations to the Latin spoken at the conferral of degrees, which, the university claims, are “necessary so that the Latin used can refer to those who identify as non-binary, as well as those who identify as male and female.” The necessity, it should be stressed, is not obvious since the...
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2 months ago |
aei.org | Brad Wilcox |Joshua Katz |Frederick M. Hess |Howard Husock
As Christian Smith concluded in his 2014 book, The Sacred Project of American Sociology, “Sociology has at a deep level become . . . ‘a herd of independent minds.’” Few would dispute that the herd mentality has become pervasive in the past decade across the academic disciplines, and more so in sociology. What happened to the field? What are the bright spots today? And what trends are shaping this field’s future?
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2 months ago |
newcriterion.com | Victor Davis Hanson |Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn |Stephen Schwartz |Joshua Katz
Fiction:Gabriel’s Moon, by William Boyd (Grove Atlantic): Stylish is the word that came to my mind while reading Gabriel’s Moon, the newest novel from the prolific William Boyd. A tale of accidental espionage, it has the flavor of one of Graham Greene’s so-called entertainments but contains appealing depths too. Moving from Brazzaville to London to Madrid, Cadiz, and Warsaw in the 1960s, this is a cheerful Cold War romp.
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2 months ago |
newcriterion.com | Victor Davis Hanson |Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn |Stephen Schwartz |Joshua Katz
Saturday night was a very unusual night in Carnegie Hall. Angel Blue, the starry soprano from California, sang a recital with Lang Lang, the superstar pianist from China. Big-time pianists sometimes accompany singers. Evgeny Kissin has played for Matthias Goerne. So has Daniil Trifonov. Yefim Bronfman has played for Magdalena Kožená. So has Mitsuko Uchida. Horowitz played for Fischer-Dieskau (how ’bout that?).
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