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It’s always nicer to see your own work in real print, on real paper. It is also, for some reason, much easier to spot your own mistakes. Pre-publication draft free to read online here: crjfear.wordpress.com/2022/05/29/the…

‘In a revolutionary epoch, sometimes men taste every novelty, sicken of them all, and return to ancient principles so long disused that they seem refreshingly hearty when they are rediscovered.’ —Russell Kirk

“To describe and to defend existing institutions is a much less interesting task than to criticise and attack them. Nothing seems so up-to-date as abuse; nothing so old-fashioned and stale as sober appreciation.” - F. J. C. Hearnshaw (1933)

Intellectual Conservatism: From Burke to Scruton is edited by Ferenc Hörcher and me. Chapters by Bracy Bersnak, Christopher Fear, Lord Norton of Louth, Stuart Ball James Vitali, Ojel L. Rodriguez Burgos, Matt Beech (Centre for British Politics) Zeena 🕉️🇬🇧🇮🇳, Sebastian Morello, Imogen Sinclair and Phillip Blond. Pre-order👇

“Popular views arise in the main through practical abuses, quarrels, scandals, and conflicts of interest. Theory tends to remain in the storehouse until the political situation demands its production and its use as propaganda.” - A.G. Dickens (1964), historian University of Hull

🎓 When academics self-censor, society loses.

A titan died today. Alasdair MacIntyre’s writings may not be familiar to everyone, but they reshaped the landscape of moral philosophy and showed us how attending to the thought of the past can help us find our way to a more flourishing future.

As a rule, I don’t use this platform to talk about current politics. But good grief, this government is way out of its depth.

I suspect this change at Oxford is the beginning of a broader trend. Students doing their exams without browser-limiting software or active proctoring (which I imagine is prohibitively expensive) is just not viable in the age of ChatGPT.

I doubt there is a better opening line to any political biography.

Great to see my essay on the postliberal climate and “the Tory faith” in print again—this time in Hungarian. 🇭🇺 You can watch/listen to the original conference paper (in English) here: youtu.be/6C9lQXNAZkQ FBLP Research Politics at Hull Centre for Conservatism @UniOfHull

Train manager on Hull Trains asking whether anyone has lost a fern. Weird thing to bring on a train.

On 6.28 our final session at the Kirk Scruton conference will include Jeff Polet from Ford Presidential Foundation, John G. Grove, Bracy Bersnak, and Christopher Fear discussing Kirk, Scruton, and Contemporary Conservatism. Learn more about our conference at: buff.ly/X3W7AiU