Paul Gottfried is Raffensperger Professor of Humanities Emeritus at Elizabethtown College, where he taught for twenty-five years. He is a Guggenheim recipient and a Yale Ph.D. He writes for many websites and scholarly journals and is the author of 13 books, most recently Fascism: The Career of a Concept and Revisions and Dissents. He is currently editing for Cornell University Press an anthology on the conservative movement, and a study of antifascism. Gottfried was one of the original contributors to (then-named) Chronicles of Culture, when it was founded in 1977 by Leopold Tyrmand and John Howard. In the first 30 years of the publication’s existence he wrote for it more than 150 times.
ARTICLES BY THIS CONTRIBUTOR:
Vestigial Reds
The Myth of Nazi Inevitability
Culture and Peoples
Nationalism for the Lukewarm
A Gutless Persuasion
What's Paleo, and What's Not
Remembering the Right
Books in Brief
What the Editors Are Reading
Judging the Past
The Conservative of Convenience
Resurrecting the Old Right
Mending Wall
Later, Not Better
A Loyal Life
Out of Harm’s Way
Setting History Straight
A Suppressed Embarrassment
Shoddy Goods, Shoddy Selves
Felix Culpa
The Ugly Muslims
An Oakeshott for Our Time
Going Nowhere
Counterrevolutionary Light
The Peculiar Path
Cataloguing What’s Been Lost
Establishing the Worst
The Art of Scam
Where Have All the Nazis Gone?
The Unlovely Republic
Paul Piccone, R.I.P.
I.O.U.: $10,000
Whose Globe, Whose Europe?
Inhuman Rights
Dissensions by an Objective Reactionary
Evildoing Nations
Lies and More Lies
Allowing Affirmative Action
The Continuing Revolution
Le Monde, the Flesh, and the Devil
It’s the Stupids, Stupid!
Myth of Ages
Plus ça Change . . .
Light Slander, Heavy Artillery
A Welcome Anniversary
The Rest of the Story
A Week of Mondays
The Dreary Icon
All the World Against It
MLK and Terrorism
Talkin’ ’bout My Generation
Capitalism and Civilization
Something Is Missing
Amos Perlmutter, R.I.P.
The Last Aristotelian
Yes, Ma'am. And Will There Be Anything Else, Ma'am?"
The Janus Faces of War
The International Jewish Conspiracy
The Executioner's Tale
Distrusting John Locke
Mad Cows and Englishman
Onward and Upward
The Myth of "Red Fascism"
A Race Apart
Christophobia
Stylish Mendacity
Virtual Education
Political Orgies
Under Western Eyes
Occupied Territories
Present at the Deconstruction
Equality, Left and Right
Psychological Phenomena
Cry, the Beloved Community
More Power to the Faculty?
Against the Racketeers
Moonie Gold
The Political Vocation
Fascism and Anti-Fascism
The Myth of American Isolationism
Thomas Molnar and Late Modern Decadence
Polonophobia, Cont.
The Rump Right
François Furet, R.I.P.
Targeted Missiles, Guided Democracy
Donald Warren, R.I.P.
Reflections in Miniature
Authenticity and Opportunity
Martin Luther King, Jr., as Conservative Hero
Managed Citizenship
And What Isn't . . .
Polonophobia
Robert Nisbet, R.I.P.
Myths and Mistakes
A Child's Garden of Neoconservatism
Against the Invaders
Whither the Populist Wave
Paradise Recovered
Geneology of a Movement
Tackling the Judiciary
Missing the Obvious
Dead Weight
Telos and the Populist Right
Loss of a Principled Critic
The Cosmopolitan Temptation
New Right, New Wrong
A Man of Letters
Catholic Moments
Blaming the Sixties
Toughs, Softs, and Jewish Masculinity
Recomposing Sociology
Recently Discussed
Cui Bono?
Therapeutic Democracy
Talking Facts: The New Anti-Semitism
A Wilson for Our Times
Courage in Profile
"Socialism of Fools"
Revived Figure of Interest
The Democratic Crusade
Peaceable Kingdoms
The "Respectable Right"
Power and Ideology
Academics, Therapists, and the German Connection
A Man for Distinctions
Quis Judicabit?
Exorcisms
The Two Enlightenments
The 31st President
What Ails the Historical Profession?
Hooked on Socialism
A Half-Open Mind
Sons of Jacob
Saints or Stockbrokers?
Roundhouse Marxism
The Flawed Tragedian
Rumors of War
Errant Idealism