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R. J. Snell, Fiction, Conservatism, and Conspiracy - Conservative Conversations

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In this episode...

- A listener question on the role of fiction in conservatism.

- An interview with R. J. Snell, editor of the Public Discourse

Books mentioned:

Ideas Have Consequences, Richard Weaver

Swallows and Amazons, Arthur Ransom

The Pocket Oracle and the Art of Prudence, Balthasar Gracian

The Rise of Theodore Roosevelt, Edmund Morris

Robert Nisbet, Brad Lowell Stone

The Quest for Community, Robert Nisbet

Twilight of Authority, Robert Nisbet

We Hold These Truths, John Courtney Murray

Rationalism in Politics, Michael Oakeshott

Democracy in America, Alexis de Tocqueville

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Conservative ConversationsR J SnellPublic Discourse BooksCommunity Robert Nisbet TwilightPolitics Michael Oakeshott DemocracyAmerica AlexisAmericans Become

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