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Category Archives: Crusoe

The Coming Storm

 
Over at  Lawrence Auster’s View from the Right, in an interesting thread on whether traditionalists should withdraw to safe territory or fight it out at home, commenter Vivek G., in advocating the latter option, talks like a true Crusoe:
 And we need to begin wherever we are. There can be informal co-operation amongst various traditionalist movements even across [...]

Crusoe-ing

  
You are far from civilization. It’s pointless to ask why or how you got here. Like Crusoe, you must survive. Perhaps you have a few fellow shipwrecks along with you, your family or chosen friends. If not, the island is yours alone.
You rescued some supplies from the ship before it broke apart on the shoals. [...]

Crusoe, C’est Moi!

  
                              
The greatest book ever written about homemaking – in the physical and metaphysical sense of the word – was not written by a woman and has no women characters. This seems a grave injustice. The subject of why men say some things better than women and why they possess more genius is fascinating.
But, we [...]