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Eyes Wide Shut and the Moral Bankruptcy of the American Elite
by Titus Techera
If we wish to understand what's happening to some of our elites, we had better turn instead to more durable sources of wisdom—poetry and film, above all.
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Daniel T. Rodgers revisits what “everyone knows” about a famous sermon and a famous metaphor.
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If we wish to understand what's happening to some of our elites, we had better turn instead to more durable sources of wisdom—poetry and film, above all. 
Daniel T. Rodgers revisits what “everyone knows” about a famous sermon and a famous metaphor. 
