The Intellectual Activist

The Intellectual Activist - An Objectivist Review

What's in this month's print issue of The Intellectual Activist.	Page: 1/6 Articles: 1 - 25 of 138
May 2010 \| June 15, 2010 • From the Cave to the Moon • What Went Right? Part 5 The Summit and the Foundation • Transforming a Concept (->)
April 2009 \| August 27, 2009 • Counter-Revolution The Return of the Old Left • Tracinski's Law of Bailouts A Brief History of the Stimulus Depression • What Went Right? Part 4: The Metaphysics of "Normal Life" (->)
March 2009 \| February 10, 2009 • The Anti-Industrial Coup Environmentalism's Cultural Revolution • The Putin Doctrine • Guilty Until Proven Innocent • Taxing Us for Breathing • What Went Right? Part 3: Pajama Epistemology(->)
Volume 20, Number 2 \| October 30, 2008 • Moral Hazard How Need, Not Greed, Caused the Mortgage Crisis • The Lesser of Two Evils • The Law of Intended Consequences • Honor and Pragmatism The Political Temperament of John McCain • What Went Right? Part 2: The Implosion of the Population Bomb(->)
Volume 20, Number 1 \| September 30, 2008 • The Unmasking of Barack Obama • Fusionism Comes Un-Fused The Battle for the Soul of the Republican Party • What Went Right? The Collapse of the Collapse of Civilization (->)
Volume 19, Number 12 \| April 16, 2008 • Obambi vs. Clintzilla The Battle for the Soul of the Democratic Party • Iran's Propagandists • Capitalism's Epic The Historic Significance of Atlas Shrugged(->)
November 2006 \| February 15, 2007 • What Has Jerusalem to Do with Athens? What Pope Benedict Reveals About Christianity, Islam, and the "Greek Spirit" • He Who Hesitates Is Lost (->)
October 2006 \| October 25, 2006 • The Fantasy World of the Realists Why Neither Washington Nor Hollywood Can Handle the Truth • What Have We Learned? (->)
September 2006 \| August 27, 2006 • Five Minutes to Midnight War with Iran Is Coming, No Matter How Hard We Try to Evade It • The Suicide Bomb Society • Where Are We Going? (->)
Volume 19, Numbers 7 & 8 \| March 1, 2006 Double Issue • Publish or Perish The Lessons of the "Cartoon Jihad" • Time to Fight the Real War • Wombs vs. Minds America's Real "Assimilation" Dilemma • The Weapon of Democracy The Soft Underbelly of America's War Strategy • Sandra Shaw's Eve Buy Now!(->)
Volume 19, Numbers 5 & 6 \| February 10, 2006 Double Issue • The Weapon of the Weak The Fake War—and the Real War—in Iraq • Americans Against the American Dream • The Virtue of Persistence • Democracy v. Liberty • Sandra Shaw's Michelangelo (->)
Volume 19, Number 4 \| January 1, 2006 • The Greenspan Standard • The Stock Market of the Spirit The Power of Art in Everyday Life • Life and Sense of Life The Life and Music of Rachmaninoff(->)
Volume 19, Number 3 \| November 1, 2005 • The Looters A Hurricane Exposes the Corrupt Morality of the Welfare State • Pressing Heaven Hard—But Not Too Hard A Skyscraper Measures the Progress of the War • The Neoconservative Enlightenment Book review of The Roads to Modernity by Gertrude Himmelfarb(->)
Volume 19, Number 2 \| September 5, 2005 • Faith Versus Freedom The Terri Schiavo Case and the Real Legacy of John Paul II • The Mind and Body of Capitalism Book review of The Capitalist Manifesto by Andrew Bernstein (->)
January 2005 \| August 27, 2005 • The Democratic Party's Five Stages of Grief Denial, Anger, Bargaining, Depression, and Acceptance • Freedom and Prosperity The Cause and Consequences of the Great Depression, Part 4 Web specials: • Islam vs. the West • Environmentalism's Big Lie • Man's Best Came With Columbus • Altruism's War on Reality • The Heart of the Old Hollywood Musical(->)
December 2004 \| July 14, 2005 • Three Elections America, Ukraine, Iraq and the Politics of Persuasion (->)
November 2004 \| March 7, 2005 • Left vs. Right vs. Liberty Twenty-Five Years of Intellectual Activism, Part 2 with commentary by Robert Tracinski • Drama of the Soul The Plays of Terence Rattigan by Scott McConnell (->)
25th Anniversary Issue \| February 16, 2005 "The first issue of The Intellectual Activist [was] published by our founding editor, Peter Schwartz...twenty-five years ago. In this issue, we commemorate that history with a look back at TIA's coverage of the momentous global political struggles of the past quarter century." • "Letter from the Editor" • The Drama of History: Twenty-Five Years of Intellectual Activism, with commentary by Robert Tracinski and excerpts from 25 years of articles by Peter Schwartz, Robert Tracinski, and others. (->)
September 2004 \| September 1, 2004 • The Kerry Campaign Tragicomedy The Kerry-Edwards Comedy of Contradictions--and Its Tragic Results. • Anti-Bushites for Bush George W. Bush cannot be trusted to fight the war properly, but John Kerry _can_ be trusted to retreat and surrender. TIA's recommendation: support Bush for re-election--then prepare to fight him, demanding stronger action abroad and opposing his religious agenda at home. (->)
August 2004 \| August 1, 2004 • Cold War II The Bush Doctrine, the Truman Doctrine, and the Historical Model for the War on Terrorism. • Roosevelt's Raw Deal The Cause and Consequences of the Great Depression, Part 3(->)
July 2004 \| July 1, 2004 • The Soul of the Left Michael Moore and the Death of the "Liberal Elite" • Hoover's Progressive Assault on Business The Cause and Consequences of the Great Depression, Part 2(->)
June 2004 \| June 1, 2004 • The Tragic Grandeur of America Tillman, Reagan, and the American Sense of Life • What Made the Roaring '20s Roar The Cause and Consequences of the Great Depression, Part 1(->)
May 2004 \| May 15, 2004 • The Unlearned Lessons of Vietnam How Our Leaders Are Losing Iraq • Unearthing the Great The Sculpture of the Hall of Fame(->)
April 2004 \| April 1, 2004 • Mindless Intelligence Machine Thinking and Contemporary Philosophers' Rejection of the Mind • Devil Take the Frontmost • The Passion and the Fury • Grammar and Understanding (->)
The Wright Brothers' Battle \| March 3, 2004 "The brothers would spend the rest of their lives after Kitty Hawk fighting off those who wanted to steal their invention, a list of people ranging from the most revered aviation authorities of the time to downright con artists." After their historic flight at Kitty Hawk, the Wright Brothers expected to be rewarded, both financially and with recognition for their achievement—but they would have to fight both for their intellectual property rights and for their place in history. (->)
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