A New Career In A New Town

This article is worth the time of any, like me, who find themselves both broadly sympathetic to progressive causes and yet wearied and gene...

On Jordan Peterson, a current bete noire for all sorts of bien-pensant intellectuals, who tend to misrepresent his moderate (even banal) ...

No doubt by this behaviour they meant only to shew that, if there were things in the world which they themselves lacked — in this instance, ...

"The time which we have at our disposal every day is elastic; the passions that we feel expand it, those that we inspire contract it; a...

Canadian thinker Jordan Peterson's intellectual star is very much on the ascendancy these last few months.  This interview is a must-re...

“Poor Swann,” said Mme. des Laumes that night to her husband; “he is always charming, but he does look so dreadfully unhappy. You will see f...

I've never read it.  So far these two passages have caught my attention. You are disputing of your generals.             One would ...

I don't think any great novel has been cynical.    I don't think any great art has ever been cynical.   To be cyn...

“Good heavens!” exclaimed M. de Norpois, inspiring me with doubts of my own intelligence far more serious than those that ordinarily dist...

Will see me start blogging regularly again.  Good news for my millions of loyal readers. I've felt less need to blog since I've re...

We've made progress, The Bink and I, towards his recovery.  Daily dosages of anti-inflammatories, plus pain meds, seem to have alleviate...