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The Fall 2026 issue of Modern Age is now available online for subscribers! Find essays and reviews by... • @ToryAnarchist on John Locke’s anthropology • Dedra McDonald Birzer on Little House on the Prairie • John Rodden on David Foster Wallace’s Infinite Jest • and more! modernagejournal.com/archive…
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Our Fall 2026 issue is now available online for subscribers. Read essays and reviews by @ToryAnarchist, Christopher Sandford, Dedra Birzer, @nmosvick, @kvallier, John Rodden, and more! modernagejournal.com/archive…
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“Who had the power to order that piece of information scrubbed from the internet, or that person deplatformed, and to ensure that it got done? Too often, no one knows.” From Robert Bellafiore’s review of “The Information State: Politics in the Age of Total Control” @HenryHolt @JoinFAI modernagejournal.com/who-rul…
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“The gods of ancient Greece are the tricky part, a challenge for any filmmaker. Christopher Nolan can’t even get the basics of human dialogue right.” From Nic Rowan’s review of the Odyssey. @NicXTempore modernagejournal.com/christo…
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“People across the political spectrum are becoming increasingly aware that the problems in the black community can be traced to family disintegration.” From Timothy S. Goeglein.  @GoegleinTimothy @SentinelBooks modernagejournal.com/rebuild…
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.@PerfInjust: “We should remember that the American people . . . founded a limited government to secure their good, not to limit it.”
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Matthew Spalding: “The Declaration of Independence is the defining act of the great drama that is the American founding.”
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.@BarryShain1954: Should the “historical truths regarding the Declaration's meaning and purpose in 1776” control our interpretation today? Or, after centuries of differing interpretations, is it time to “print the legend”?
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