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The New Individualist, May 2007

 Volume 10: No. 5



“There is no honest revolt against reason—and when you accept any part of their creed, your motive is to get away with something your reason would not permit you to attempt.”

                                                        —Ayn Rand
                                                            Atlas Shrugged

                      


OUR COVER
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What if Hollywood tried to dramatize the attack on the human mind by postmodern philosophers? The result could only be a horror film. And its movie poster might look something like art editor David Sims’s creepy cover illustration for our interview with philosopher Stephen Hicks.
 


Contributors

Editor’s Desk   By Robert James Bidinotto


Speak for Yourself: Letters to the Editor

 

Private I:

The Lengthened Shadow of a Businessman  Opinion by Roger Donway



OUT OF STEP:

 

The Postmodern Assault on Reason:

TNI’s Interview with Stephen Hicks

by Roger Donway


         A noted philosopher strides across the postmodern intellectual landscape and takes no prisoners. Read his provocative interview with TNI’s senior editor.

 


MAVERICKS:

 

James Clavell’s Asian Adventures

by Marsha Enright


         He drew upon the horrors of his captivity in a Japanese concentration camp to spin mesmerizing tales of adventure in the Far East. Meet the man who gave us Shogun.


 

Why Truth Matters by Ophelia Benson and Jeremy Stangroom

Reviewed by Roger Donway


          Can you sell the idea of objectivity to leftists in our postmodern era? Perhaps—but only if you are willing and able to challenge their basic premises. Alas, these authors are not.

 


The End of Faith and

Letter to a Christian Nation by Sam Harris

Reviewed by Edward L. Hudgins

          In two feisty books, a well-known atheist takes on a formidable task: trying to persuade devout Christians to reject their beliefs in God and the supernatural.
 


REEL INDIVIDUALISM:


The Seven Classic Documentaries Series:

Ascent of Man by Jacob Bronowski

Reviewed by Edward Hudgins

 

        In perhaps the most inspiring TV documentary series ever filmed, a brilliant scholar presents his timeless tribute to man’s progress—and to its roots in reason and individual freedom.



Amazing Grace

Film review by Robert L. Jones


         William Wilberforce was searching for his purpose in life. He found it in setting other men free. A new film introduces us to the man who ended slavery in the British Empire.


The Lives of Others

Film review by Robert L. Jones 


          An unforgettable drama of human lives under the prying eyes of the East German secret police, The Lives of Others is an artistic and moral triumph.


Becket

Film review by Robert L. Jones


         The reissue of this grand, classic story of a man’s moral struggle is cause for celebration.


 

SOLILOQUY:


The Gospel According to Al

by Robert James Bidinotto


         Last month, Your Editor presented the Gospel according to TV counterterrorism agent Jack Bauer. Well, the postmodernist scripture of Al Gore couldn’t be more different.


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