For and Against Method: On Edgar Degas
A painter who never lost sight of life’s being perpetually in transition.
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Angus Burgin revisits Friedrich Hayek’s Mont Pelerin Society in The Great Persuasion.
The architecture of the new World Trade Center buildings emphasizes that their business is none of ours.
A painter who never lost sight of life’s being perpetually in transition.
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