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There is a term doing the rounds, "heterofatalism", which refers to the disappointment that women feel about relationships with me...

The following post was written by a guest contributor, Alex J. Rendell (the first ever guest post at this site!) Many explanations have been...

I have now seen the Barbie movie. It is not a children's film, but deals with issues of the meaning of life from a feminist perspective....

I've begun reading Magnificent Rebels: The First Romantics and the Invention of the Self by Andrea Wulf. It is about a group of German ...

Politics has been quieter than usual since the American election, but I'm pleased to note that the questioning of liberalism continues t...

I ventured into left-wing Twitter recently. A poster had asked how his fellow left-wingers would describe those on the right in a single wor...

Robert Nisbet I'm reading The Quest for Community by the American sociologist Robert Nisbet. The book was published in 1953 which s...

Ruth Bader Ginsburg, a justice of the U.S. Supreme Court, once defined feminism as follows: "Feminism … I think the simplest explan...

Michel Houellebecq There's an interesting review at American Affairs of  Sérotonine , the latest novel by French author Michel Houe...

Cardinal Sarah continues to lead the way. When asked in an interview with Nicolas Diat about the collapse of the West he replied: The ...

In 1620, transvestism became an issue in England. There were complaints about women who had taken to wearing masculine clothes. One of the...

It is remarkable that the Austrian statesman Metternich was able to foresee as long ago as 1820 that liberalism would turn against nationa...