Monday, May 31, 2021

Reading Rat - May 2021

Articles, Essays, Reviews

Reasons to Miss the Old Union South: The austere building had its charms, by Niki Denison, On Wisconsin

Guat’s Not to Like? My Guatemalan vacation, by Bert Stratton, City Journal

Who Killed the Recumbent Bicycle? How a dominant technology became viewed as the only option, with no need for better-designed competitors. By Livia Gershon, JSTOR Daily

A Complaint Against Liberal Modernity, and a Solution: Faith, by Edmund Fawcett, review of The Unbroken Thread: Discovering the Wisdom of Tradition in an Age of Chaos, by Sohrab Ahmari, The New York Times

Rioting amid demonstrations for racial justice may have helped Donald Trump, Graphic Detail feature, The Economist

45 + 2022 = 0: Why the GOP's new Trumpless Tower will collapse, by Mickey Kaus, KausFiles #38

Jeff Bezos’ API mandate: What the five rules mean and do, by Erik Wilde, Axway

How LGBTQ+ Activists Got "Homosexuality" out of the DSM: The first DSM, created in 1952, established a hierarchy of sexual deviancies, vaulting heterosexual behavior to an idealized place in American culture. By Ray Levy Uyeda, JSTOR daily

The Unusual History of the Village of Greendale: Greendale’s unusual suburban character is owed to its origins as one of the most ambitious public housing projects in American history. By Lindsey Anderson, Milwaukee Magazine

Reason Fulfilled by Revelation review, W.J. Fossati reviews Reason Fulfilled by Revelation: The 1930s Christian Philosophy Debates in France, edited and translated by Gregory B. Sadler, Marcel Studies

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