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Everything and more
Everything and more Margaret Thatcher, the Authorised Biography, Everything she Wants, by Charles Moore, Allen Lane, ISBN 978-0-713-99288-5 Angela Ellis-Jones reviews the second volume of the definitive biography of Margaret Thatcher This is the second volume of Charles Moore’s projected … Continue reading
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Tagged Angela Ellis-Jones, Charles Moore, Margaret Thatcher, Quarterly Review
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Traditionalism and Ecology
Traditionalism and Ecology Timely reflections from Mark Wegierski, on Earth Day, 2016 This is a sketch of a synthesis of ecological issues with notions of culture and tradition. What are some of the affinities between traditionalist and ecological thinking? The United … Continue reading
Posted in Current Affairs and Comment, QR Home
Tagged Earth Day, Ecology, Mark Wegierski, Quarterly Review, Traditionalism
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Die Liebe der Danae
Die Liebe der Danae Die Liebe der Danae, Richard Strauss, Deutsche Oper Berlin, April 2016. Director Kirsten Harms, Das Orchester der Deutschen Oper Berlin conducted by Sebastian Weigle. Reviewed by Tony Cooper German soprano, Manuela Uhl – who delivered a … Continue reading
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Tagged Die Liebe der Danae, Quarterly Review, Richard Strauss, Tony Cooper
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High Priestess of Paleolibertarianism
High Priestess of Paleolibertarianism Ilana Mercer gets personal The reader should know that I cringe as I write this first-person account. Why the disclaimer? Opinion differs about how often to use the first person pronoun in various genres of writing. … Continue reading
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Tagged George Hawley, Ilana Mercer, Jack Kerwick, Paleolibertarian, Quarterly Review
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Salome, Richard Strauss
Salome, Richard Strauss Salome, Richard Strauss, Deutsche Oper Berlin, April 2016. Director Claus Guth (revival director: William Robertson), Das Orchester der Deutschen Oper Berlin conducted by Alain Altinoglu. Reviewed by Tony Cooper First performed at the Hofoper, Dresden, in 1905, … Continue reading
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Tagged Deutsche Oper Berlin, Quarterly Review, Richard Strauss, Salome, Tony Cooper
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Classic QR – the original 1848 review of Vanity Fair
Classic QR – the original 1848 review of Vanity Fair EDITOR’S NOTE: This article by “Elizabeth Rigby” (I am unsure whether this is a real person or just a nom de plume) appeared in the December 1848 edition of the … Continue reading
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Tagged 1848, Elizabeth Rigby, Quarterly Review, Thackeray, Vanity Fair
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Classic QR – the original 1848 review of Jane Eyre
Classic QR – the original 1848 review of Jane Eyre Editor’s Note – This is the Jane Eyre segment of an 1848 15,000 word combined review of Vanity Fair and Jane Eyre. The QR’s reviewers tended to be withering toward new … Continue reading
Left-Liberalism’s Homo-Eroticism
Left-Liberalism’s Homo-Eroticism Ilana Mercer highlights the left’s moral masochism A Norwegian man was raped by a Somali asylum seeker. The last term—Somali asylum seeker—is something of a contradiction like the first (Norwegian man). The asylum-seeker honorific is given to practically … Continue reading →
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