Libertarianism and Anti-Libertarianism on Sunday Evening TV

By |2014-01-18T14:13:36-06:00January 20th, 2013|Categories: Culture, Libertarianism, Peter A. Lawler|

Downton Abbey cast So what will you be doing Sunday night? My advice: Watch more TV! Now you innovative and disruptive TIC readers might think you don’t have the time. But that’s only because you’ve forgotten about “multitasking.” Professors, for example, can be watching while grading papers and filling out assessment rubrics. Some [...]

Original Intentions: On the Making and Ratification of the Constitution

By |2020-06-22T16:20:45-05:00January 20th, 2013|Categories: American Founding, American Republic, Books, Constitution, Kevin Gutzman, M. E. Bradford|Tags: |

Driven by an imperative to remind Americans of what they once knew, and to do so before the opportunity passed, M.E. Bradford possessed a reactionary vision; he yearned for a return to America’s birthright, the Constitution of 1787. Original Intentions: On the Making and Ratification of the United States Constitution, by M. E. Bradford; foreword [...]

The Right Schools: Ideological Debate on the History of Education

By |2015-05-27T13:22:40-05:00January 20th, 2013|Categories: Education, Featured|

American society has long idealized education as the ultimate panacea for every social ill and as the engine of economic progress. Today, however, Americans are abandoning their faith in education. Conservatives, as reflected by the Reagan-Stockman budget and the Proposition 13 movement, are trying to cut back on school spending at all levels; liberals have [...]

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