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1 day ago · In the 1930s, they passed through the City College of New York—as Irving Howe, Nathan Glazer, Irving Kristol, and Daniel Bell did—or through Columbia University (Lionel Trilling and Norman ...
Jun 28, 2024 · The Constitution, Irving Kristol once observed, is a “highly paradoxical document.” On paper, it is minute, technical, rather boring. The preamble does include some stirring rhetoric, but ...
Jun 18, 2024 · For over three decades, The National Interest, founded in 1985 by Irving Kristol and Owen Harries, has displayed a remarkable consistency in its approach to foreign policy.
Jun 12, 2024 · Arguing the World, Joseph Dorman’s documentary from 1997, which traced the intellectual life trajectories of four of its members, Daniel Bell, Irving Kristol, Irving Howe and Nathan Glazer, is the consummate statement of their original convictions and different roads taken.
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2 days ago · Irving Kristol, who pioneered neoconservatism in the 1970s, edited and opined in journals (the most prominent being The Public Interest), arguing for an interventionist US foreign policy with a special Zionist interest in the defense of Israel (other Jewish elites among the first generation of neocon-Zionist writers being Daniel Bell and Norman Podhoretz; Irving’s son, William Kristol, has taken his place as probably the best-known neocon-Zionist propagandist of the 21 st century). Even ...
Jun 13, 2024 · Starting in the mid-2000s, though, several traditionalist Catholic intellectuals intensified these critiques. Specifically, this group of Catholics grew skeptical of the Church’s doctrine of religious liberty, blaming it for the decline of Western European and American Catholicism.
5 days ago · Irving Kristol stated that “the Soviet Union is an immoral, brutal, expansionist power and has been so under successive leaderships, and that so long as it is a Soviet Union, that is, a Communist regime, it will continue to be so” ( The Neoconservative
