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Theodore Dalrymple - Disdain of the Past - Conference Talk
Traditional Britain Conferences
Traditional Britain Group Activity
Traditional Britain Group Meetings
by The Editor
Theodore Dalrymple's recorded talk - 'Disdain of the Past' - at the 'Another Country - is there a future for Tradition?' Conference - organised by the Traditional Britain Group and the Quarterly Review.
Peter King - Reactionary politics and what they can, or can't, teach us about the future - Conference talk
Traditional Britain Conferences
Traditional Britain Group Activity
Traditional Britain Group Meetings
by The Editor
Peter King's recorded talk - 'Disdain of the Past' - at the 'Another Country - is there a future for Tradition?' Conference - organised by the Traditional Britain Group and the Quarterly Review.
Waldemar Januszczak: The Rasping Voice of Western Spirituality?
by The Editor
Given the sort of broadcasting that one now expects from the BBC, it seems somewhat ungrateful to complain when they produce a documentary on the subject of Europe’s Middle Ages. But a programme that seeks to celebrate the creativity and spirituality of European past presents a problem to Auntie Beeb.
Vilfredo Pareto: A Non-Marxist Sociologist
by The Editor
Sociology has long been dominated by Marxists and is not seen as a fair or objective discipline. However, there have been Conservative sociologists like Albert Hobbs and George Bourne. Hobbs wrote Man is a Moral Choice and Bourne, Change in the Village. The Conservative version of history is in Sir Keith Feiling. Reading the above helps us understand our own views. Apart from these few, academia is dominated by what is known as the Cultural Marxist ideology.