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Neocon's Seminar Thread

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687	The idea that there are Straussian 'sects' is intriguing, I'll have	Tom Clarke	-	3/19/2003
686	Actually, they tend to favor his "Discourses on Livy", which extol rep	Neocon	-	3/19/2003
685	I'd love to be a fly on the wall to hear how these guys flesh out their exeg	Tom Clarke	-	3/18/2003
684	They don't call him the ecumenical Pope for nothing. He caused something of	Tom Clarke	-	3/18/2003
683	Talk about sending mixed messages. The Pope accuses Blair ( an Anglican ) of wag	DMaA	-	3/18/2003
682	Kristol was a Straussian, I don't know if he is any longer. There are actual	Neocon	-	3/18/2003
681	So tell me about these Straussians. I hear Kristol is one. Do they really look f	Tom Clarke	-	3/17/2003
680	That seems the unfortunate conclusion. Compromise is weakness, it is womanly, a	Neocon	-	3/17/2003
679	I think it's odd that others haven't come to this same understanding. B	cAPSLOCK	-	3/17/2003
678	Thanks, I am glad you noticed. It has been known for a long time that the next b	Neocon	-	3/17/2003
677	A pretty good take on the subject. One cannot, however, ignore the sheer element	Neocon	-	3/17/2003
676	It's amusing to read my posts from less than 2 years ago and realize I'v	Tom Clarke	-	3/17/2003
675	Then there is the type of fiction that uses an implausible device to carry the s	Tom Clarke	-	3/17/2003
674	What is Speculative Fiction? By D. D. Shade lostbooks.org	TimF	-	3/14/2003
673	Literature is the means by which we render more effectively the observations, in	Neocon	-	8/14/2001
672	Wonderful, thanks for posting it. I will comment on a more propitious occasion.	Neocon	-	8/13/2001
671	This essay by Mario Vargas Llosa is so good it needs to be posted. It's too	Tom Clarke	-	8/12/2001
670	Well, I read some Dashiell Hammet, which are definitely literary, and a few othe	Neocon	-	6/18/2001
669	I used to dismiss them out of hand, but when I began hearing and reading effusiv	Tom Clarke	-	6/18/2001
668	No, I am afraid that my acquaintance with detective novels is slight, largely co	Neocon	-	6/18/2001
667	Ever read the detective novels of George P. Pelecanos? They take place in D.C. a	Tom Clarke	-	6/18/2001
666	Yeah, get some sleep. Mostly, I have Utopian novels, in the instance of Skinner	Neocon	-	6/18/2001
665	Hah.. well I know my brain is too tired to tackle the heady stuff right away as	cAPSLOCK	-	6/18/2001
664	You are welcome. If I think of anything else that you might enjoy or is short, I	Neocon	-	6/18/2001
663	It would be an interesting question......	Neocon	-	6/18/2001

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