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Reflections on a broken world
Reflections on a Broken World Michael Davis evaluates poet Leo Yankevich’s new collection Leo Yankevich, Tikkun Olam and Other Poems, 2nd ed. San Francisco, Counter-Currents, 2012. Tikkun Olam, according to the blurb on the rear cover, is ‘the most important collection to date’ … Continue reading
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Tagged Garcia Lorca, Katyn Massacre, Leo Yankevich, Michael Davis, Tikkun Olam
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ENDNOTES, October 2014
ENDNOTES, October 2014 In this edition: Rachmaninov, Dohnányi and Strauss from Somm Records * Summer music from Judith Bailey * Sacred choral music from St. John’s College, Cambridge Although Endnotes has avoided “Discs of the month” and other sales-like descriptions, … Continue reading
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Tagged Ernst von Dohnanyi, Judith Bailey, Rachmaninov, Richard Strauss, Stuart Millson, Thomas Tomkins, Valerie Tryon
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Dinesh D’Souza’s American Error
Dinesh D’Souza’s American Error by Ilana Mercer There are certainly good things about Dinesh D’Souza’s film America: Imagine a World Without Her, as sharp-eyed critics like Jack Kerwick have observed. But those don’t matter much for this reason: the central … Continue reading
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Tagged Bill Ayers, Dinesh D'Souza, Ilana Mercer, Megyn Kelly, Ward Churchill
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Dworkin’s Dangerous Idea
Dworkin’s Dangerous Idea Steve Moxon deconstructs identity politics ‘Identity politics’ (manifested most obviously as political correctness) is predicated on the realisation that the workers are never going to bring about a Marxist revolution. That Marxist theory did not work in … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrea Dworkin, Feminist Marxism, Frankfurt School, Lesbianism, Marx and Engels, Postmodernism, Steve Moxon
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The Last Serious Poet?
The Last Serious Poet? Incorrigible obfuscator or doyen – Henry Hopwood-Phillips assesses a poet on whom the jury is still out Geoffrey Hill, Broken Hierarchies: Poems 1952-2012, Oxford University Press, Oxford 2013, hb, £35 Examples of writer’s block don’t come … Continue reading
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Tagged Broken Hierarchies, Geoffrey Hill, Henry Hopwood-Phillips, T. S. Eliot, Tom Paulin
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Leave ISIS to the Homies
Leave ISIS to the Homies Ilana Mercer discerns confusion in America’s Middle Eastern policy There was a great cry throughout the land. Non-stop propaganda from a monolithic media-military-congressional complex had convinced a petrified people of the need for a military … Continue reading
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Tagged Benjamin Netanyahu, Ilana Mercer, ISIS, King Hussein, President Assad, President Obama
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A burial to die for?
A burial to die for? Bill Hartley attends a green interment Any listener to BBC Radio Four’s The Archers will be aware that the village of Ambridge has a Green Burial Ground. It gets frequent mentions as characters ranging from … Continue reading
Killing English, with Bill O’Reilly
Killing English, with Bill O’Reilly Ilana Mercer Educates her Masters Richard Burton exulted in his love of English. “I am as thrilled by the English language as I am by a lovely woman,” exclaimed the great actor. Bill O’Reilly, however, … Continue reading
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Tagged Bob Costa, Colin Powell, Glenn Beck, Hilary P. Dannenberg, Hillary Clinton, Ilana Mercer
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