: Reflections on wine, hunting, and other "unfashionable" causes he defended.
(2016) is a collection of intimate interviews between the English philosopher Roger Scruton and his intellectual biographer, Mark Dooley . Conducted over three days at Scruton’s Sunday Hill Farm in Wiltshire, these conversations provide a rare, candid look into his life, ranging from his working-class upbringing to his controversial career as a public intellectual. Structure and Chapters Conversations with Roger Scruton
: His tenure at Birkbeck College and the crystallization of his right-wing views. : Reflections on wine, hunting, and other "unfashionable"
: Critiques of the contemporary state of the discipline. Structure and Chapters : His tenure at Birkbeck
: Transitions in his academic career.
: Insights into his daily life, routines, and personal motivations.
: Final reflections on his legacy and the "culture of repudiation" he spent his life opposing. Key Themes and Insights The Roger Scruton Reader: Dooley, Mark - Books - Amazon.com