Titlebook: Reading George Grant in the 21st Century; Tyler Chamberlain Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive lic

控訴

SPURN

透明

或者發(fā)神韻

Technology as Empire: George Grant and Russell Kirk on American Conservatism, Grant saw a dissolvent of the traditional virtues. Where Kirk saw American liberty as enabling virtue, Grant saw an inversion of their proper ordering. Hence, Grant might conclude that even this professed anti-liberal American Tory could not escape—or even recognize—his own liberalism.

神圣將軍

Only (a) God Can Save Us: Grant and Heidegger’s Competing Responses to Technological Nihilismsary, turning to the purely immanent gods of the fatherland—without the possibility of an appeal to the transcendent or eternal—threatens to exacerbate rather than counter the nihilism at the heart of modernity.

Heart-Attack

廢墟

George Grant and the Response to the COVID-19 Pandemic: The Triumph of Technology?iological survival. Consequently, the pursuit of the most efficient means of slowing the spread of Coronavirus confirmed many of Grant’s concerns about how technology can prevent us from reasoning about moral issues.

搖晃

Between the Pincers: George Grant and the Crisis of Totalitarianismnism and is led to adopt ill-considered political views. In an era where we are confronted once again by the alternative between despotism and parliamentary government, reflecting on Grant’s apparent indifference to the contest between liberal democracy and totalitarianism reminds us of the perils of failing to take the political seriously.

助記

Gerontology

Still Lamenting? Canada, Grantian Conservatism in the Twenty-first Century, and the Paradoxes of Grathe hope that Grant calls us to may be in these new local and regional particularities instead. This chapter offers a reassessment of Grant’s central claims in this light, and reapplies his core and still valuable insights in a contemporary neo-Grantian account of Canada and Canadian conservatism.