The New Criterion – The November 2024 issue features…
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Arts & Culture: The New Criterion -October 2024

The New Criterion – The October 2024 issue features…
Democracy in America: a symposium
Tocqueville’s limitations by Glenn Ellmers
Democracy in America: an introduction by Roger Kimball
Our Athenian American democracy by Victor Davis Hanson
Tocqueville versus progressive democracy by Daniel J. Mahoney
The Washington octopus by James Piereson
Arts & Culture: The New Criterion – Sept 2024
The New Criterion – The September 2024 issue features ‘The red star returns’; The trouble with Delmore; Churchill endures; Charles Ive’s “let out” souls; Theater, Arts, Music and The Media….
Arresting scenes
On John Constable’s The Hay Wain & the foundations of the West.
We write as The New Criterion’s annual period of aestivation enters its home stretch. The cicadas are buzzing, the days are noticeably shorter, and the leaves—some of them—are already edged with brown. Certain summers feature quiet expanses of lazy days. This one was different. In July, Donald Trump, except for the tip of his right ear, dodged a would-be assassin’s bullet; Joe Biden dropped (or, we now know, was pushed) out of the 2024 presidential race but, as of this writing, remains president; Kamala Harris, Biden’s vice president, stepped into the vacancy and magically became the new candidate for president, choosing the Minnesota governor Tim Walz as her running mate.
The New Criterion – June 2024 Arts/Culture Preview

The New Criterion – The June 2024 issue features:
Protecting America’s promise
On combating anti-Semitism & anti-Americanism.
All the rage
On White Rural Rage by Tom Schaller & Paul Waldman.
The masterpiece of our time
On The Gulag Archipelago at fifty.
Building Palm Beach
On the town’s history & architecture.
The New Criterion – April 2024 Arts/Culture Preview
The New Criterion – The April 2024 issue features:
Poetry a special section
Black poetry by William Logan
Shakespeare’s words by Amit Majmudar
Bachmann: the unspeakable spoken by Peter Filkins
The new & the old by Katie Hartsock
The answer to Lord Chandos by Pascal Quignard
New translations by Ryan Choi, Frederick Amrine, Patrick Whalen & Beverley Bie Brahic
The New Criterion – March 2024 Preview



