Inventing America: Jefferson's Declaration of Independence
A review of Garry Wills's argument that we have spent two centuries reading Locke over Jefferson's shoulder.
A review of Garry Wills's argument that we have spent two centuries reading Locke over Jefferson's shoulder.
A review of Garry Wills's account of the 272 words that swapped the nation's founding document while the nation watched.
Slobodian and Tarnoff treat Elon Musk as a coherent industrial formation with a lineage. A short defense of staying curious instead of rushing to a verdict.
Simone de Beauvoir's portrait of defective existential attitudes, and how they haunt the memory of youth.
Rank punditry dressed up as a review of Garry Wills's "Nixon Agonistes".
Why Lasch's warning about a managerial elite seceding from the rest of the country still reads like it was written about right now.