Defining Conservatism | The Education that Americans Need
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The Paradox of Leisure
The novel died in America somewhat eccentrically, but maybe he's right, the novel died with the advent of the smartphone. We don't want to engage in the hard work of reading a novel much like I think the festivities itself or attending a concert or classical music seems like work. It is when we are at leisure, we're at ease. There's a sort of effortlessness to it. And yet it's not easy to prepare or discipline oneself to be able to be at leisure.
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