Robert George on Roger Scruton

From @McCormickProf: Roger was widely known as a conservative philosopher— indeed, the most important Anglo-American conservative thinker of his generation...But to honor the truth in full, it is necessary to explain the sense in which he was conservative.https://t.co/qJ0cJVTLrP

— Roger Scruton Legacy Foundation (@Scruton_Legacy) January 9, 2021

Remembering Roger Scruton

Registered for Remembering @Roger_Scruton by @Scruton_Legacy. Look forward listening to @McCormickProf, @mpalous, and a keynote address from @michaelgove. Link 🔗 to register ⬇️ https://t.co/RotA5B6ABn

— Daniel Pitt (@DanJTPitt) January 4, 2021

Scruton on Hunting

From Charles Moore: "Hunting was at the heart of @Roger_Scruton's philosophy. It was part of his quest for many things he cared about – for living tradition, for beauty, for community and for England."https://t.co/ly8gJWbMVB

— Roger Scruton Legacy Foundation (@Scruton_Legacy) December 18, 2020

Life and Legacy of Sir Roger Scruton

The recording of the Life and Legacy of Sir Roger Scruton, the Foundation's launch event featuring @rogerkimball and @DouglasKMurray, is now on YouTube: https://t.co/sHgpMJMNut

— Roger Scruton Legacy Foundation (@Scruton_Legacy) August 31, 2020

Allan Carlson on Roger Scruton

FPR: In Memoriam: Roger Scruton, 1944-2020 by Allan Carlson

Roger Scruton, RIP

Scruton on Christianity and Islam

James Delingpole interviews Sir Roger Scruton on Corbyn, Islam and more

Britain for how much longer?

Roger Scruton’s Britain by Bradley Anderson
The conservative great turns his sharp eye on Brexit and the crisis in his home country.

Jerry Salyer Reviews Roger Scruton's Latest

“What a piece of work is man”: A review of Roger Scruton’s “On Human Nature”

The Paris Statement

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CWR Interview with Roger Scruton

Catching up With Roger Scruton: The Philosopher as Composer and Novelist

A Conversation with Roger Scruton on How to be a Conservative

LLL

Charles Taylor and Roger Scruton discuss the Sacred and the Secular

More from the conference.

Terry Eagleton in conversation with Roger Scruton

(via First Thoughts)

Items of Interest, 18 April 2012

John Michael Greer, America: The Price of Supremacy

Did the Founders expect the Courts to Declare Laws Unconstitutional?

T. S. Eliot as Conservative Mentor by Roger Scruton

Our Allotted Time is the Passing of a Shadow: The Modernist Fallacy by Brennan Pursell

Peter Hitchens, Reflections on How to Punish Mass Murderers

Katniss Everdine, Localist

Mysterious Particle Found After Decades of Searching

How the Duggars Support 19 Kids and Live Debt-Free

César Chávez hailed as model for Catholics in public life
(Cesar Chavez: Longtime foe of illegal immigration, Cesar Chavez, Minuteman, The Rise and Fall of Cesar Chavez and the United Farm Workers)

Senators Reject Iran Talks, Demand More Sanctions

Daniel Larison, Democratic Peace Theory Is False

Jason Peters, Devolution, Triviality, and Vocation

Rod Dreher, The Myth of Food Deserts

More on the power of makeup: Before and after makeup: Reddit user’s startling photo

Economics:
Young People Tire of Old Economic Models By ANDREW C. REVKIN
3-Part Series on The Most Promising Sector of Our Economy: Small Business

Peak Oil and Energy:
Two Energy Books of Interest
Are oil subsidies worth the price? by Mark Notaras and Brendan Barrett (EB)

Catholic:
The Precepts of the Church
Holy Resurrection Monastery: Eastern-rite monks celebrate Easter
Late Night at Holy Resurrection Monastery
Rorate Caeli: COMMUNIQUÉ OF THE PONTIFICAL COMMISSION "ECCLESIA DEI"
UPDATE: SSPX COMMUNIQUÉ

Orthodox:
риарх Кирилл совершил чин умовения ног

Patriarch Kyril, washing of the feet
The Priest Who Translates the Gospel Into Sign Language

Feminism:
Who Knew that Women Crave Dominant Men
Transvaginal Ultrasound: Nothing Like Being Raped
The female body, animal imagery, and authoritarian discourse in the Ancrene Riwle
Bringing home a porn star

History:
Social alienation and political subversion: Anti-Judaism in medieval Spanish music

Diet and Health:
LLVLC SPOTLIGHT: Swedish Physician And Kostdoktorn ('Diet Doctor') Blogger Dr. Andreas Eenfeldt
How I Lost 30 Pounds on Tim Ferriss's Slow Carb Diet

Music:
Man In Nursing Home Reacts To Hearing Music From His Era


Lindsey Stirling


Rebellion: Southern Music Break (Sons of Bill)

Chrissy Crowley: A Caper in Cuba Too!

Baroque Dance: "La Chaconne de Phaestons"


Gillian Welch's Spring Tour
Only one stop in CA, in San Diego. But she is performing in Phoenix and San Antonio.


Movies:
La Princesse de Montpensier: fantasy & reality

TV:
Rod Dreher, The ‘Who Watches Mad Men?’ Effect

Military:
Where This Brotherhood Began

More Links of Interest

More stuff I missed while I was in Arizona...

Dear Friends . . . or Maybe Not! by Mary Vander Goot

America Loses Control by Patrick J. Buchanan

Paul Gottfried Discusses Paleolibertarianism with Richard Spencer - Ron Paul, Rothbard, and Race

Lee Cheek, W. H. Mallock Revisited
Daniel Larison, Scruton’s The Uses of Pessimism

Peter Hitchens, Welcome to 2042, the Year When Britain is No More Than a Memory and Small Expectations and Our Conversation Resumed

A Jeffersonian Kansas

A Catholic's Case for Ron Paul

Revenge of the Nerd By Daniel J. Flynn
It’s Ray Bradbury’s future—we’re just living in it.

Obama Signs Legislation Killing Bill of Rights; Ron Paul, Rand Paul, Rachel Maddow Skewer Obama; Road to Tyranny; Complete List of Senatorial Cowards Backing the Bill

Decentralize Now

Peak Oil and Energy:
Peak Oil: The Implications for Planning Policy (review) by Rick Munroe

Michael Shedlock, Additional 2012 Predictions: Trade Wars, US Election, Precious Metals, Energy and Population: The Elephant in the Room; Peak Oil Implications on Population Growth; What Level of Human Population is Sustainable?

James Howard Kunstler, 2012 Forecast: Bang and Whimper

Counterpunch:
The Sunni-Shia Wars by PATRICK COCKBURN
Obama Seeks to Distance U.S. from Israeli Attack on Iran by GARETH PORTER
Ron Paul and the Killing Machine by MIKE WHITNEY
Arise, Students of California by RALPH NADER
12 Great Books by RALPH NADER

Feminism, MRA, and Marriage:
Fathers Matter
As Recession Drags on Young Women Too Picky for Jobs, Choose School
American Sex Roles Unnerving to Eastern European Women
Dealing With Her Time Release Brain Bombs
Captain and Bored Passenger
Elusive Wapiti, So Close, Yet So Far
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo: Hate Porn for Feminists
Finding Our Own Truth
Brainwashing Norway
Conservative Woman Misses Point

Diet and Health:
Introducing The Primal Blueprint, Updated and Expanded Paperback Edition
My Primal Transformation: Discovering the Art of Fit

Catholic:
The Name of Jesus Makes a Contemplative Man
The Holy Name of Jesus and the Holy Face

Rorate Caeli:
SSPX-Rome: Écône theology professor responds to Opus Dei vicar general
How the Neocatechumenal Way defended their liturgy in 2004
Reform of the Reform: is the Kiko Rite approval coming up?
Six years of Pontificate and the Sacred Liturgy: So this is it?
The crisis of the Church is a crisis of Bishops 3 - the Bishop of Antwerp on celibacy and the ordination of women

Dominican Rite:
On the Vesture of Deacon and Subdeacon in the Dominican Rite
Gospel Canticles in Dominican Chant

Anglican Ordinariate:
Personal Ordinariate of the Chair of Saint Peter
Thirty Seconds Out!

Jeffrey Tucker, Chant has a tradition
On that alto in the Shrine choir
Chant: The Master Path
“The rediscovery of Gregorian chant is a sine qua non condition to give back dignity to the liturgical music.”

Milestone in Decline in Latin
Cardinal Ranjith calls for return of Vetus Ordo

The Church Militant By Frank Borzellieri
PC is the Dogma
Catholic Layman Says: Despite The U.S. Bishops, Church Doctrine Is Not Pro-Immigration!

Catholic World Report's new editor introduces himself, and the new online CWR
The Catholic World Report Archives are Open

Requiem for the Third See of Christendom by Robert Spencer

Beijing's Bishop Declares Support for Communist Party

Joe versus the FPR Volcano

Joe Carter, Monarchists to the Left of Me, Socialists to the Right, Here I Am, Stuck in the Middle with You Liberals

Jerry Salyer, Who Gets To Be The Czar of Human Evolution?
Mark T. Mitchell, Agrarian Hypocrisy and the Evils of Distributism

Discussion at Rod Dreher's blog. (Dreher on Scruton: Conservatism as conservation)

Roger Scruton examines the use of social networking websites

Hiding Behind the Screen

Brian McCall has a series on usury at The Distributist Review: Usury: Profit on a Loan Part I and Usury: Part II. This reminds me that Roger Scruton has a piece at the new webzine Big Questions Online, Muhammed Was Right About Debt. Some have asked why Mr. Scruton would write such a piece if he is a "conservative"; I think that the audience of BQO is not intended to be conservative but more inclusive, and so maybe Mr. Scruton is trying to appeal to liberals and multiculturalists. Or maybe he is simply writing against expectations.

If our political economy is built upon usury here and abroad, the injustice of such exploitation demands redress.

Roger Scruton's 2010 Gifford lectures. (via WWWTW)