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Articles of Note
Wednesday 11 December 2019
• As the general election campaign reaches its climax, Ed West points out that, even if we Conservatives emerge victorious tomorrow, problems inherent in British society will create difficulties for us in the future.

• The 1930s Oxford social anthropologist J.D. Unwin studied five thousand years of human existence and discovered you can either have a high level of cultural achievement or widespread sexual freedom but never both. Kirk Durston explores why sexual morality may be far more important than you ever thought.

• America’s secular liberalism isn’t secular at all: it is merely the latest stage in the adaptation of an inevitably deracinated Protestantism, Patrick Deneen argues.

• René Rémond’s model of France’s three right wings — Legitimist, Bonapartist, and Orleanist — is breaking down because, Luke Nicastro argues, Emmanuel Macron is co-opting both Orleanists and Gaullists into his electoral family.

• And finally, a historic note, it’s been more than a quarter-century since the late Anthony Lejeune went on A Tour of New York’s Clubland.

Published at 3:10 pm on Wednesday 11 December 2019. Categories: Daily Cusack Errant Thoughts.
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