In 2006, the Harvard political theorist Harvey Mansfield published a book with the provocative title Manliness (yes, that's an amusing tongue-twister). Over a few hundred learned and sometimes elusive ...

Harvey Mansfield sparked controversy among students Thursday afternoon when he outlined his beliefs about “manliness.” Mansfield, a professor of political science at Harvard University, discussed the ...

“Virtue-signaling” is the idea that people say they believe something but don’t really believe it. They’re saying it to seem impressive to people they desire to impress. Everyone does this to some ...

Nashville — THE strobe lights pulse and the air vibrates to a killer rock beat. Giant screens show mayhem and gross-out pranks: a car wreck, a sucker punch, a flabby (and naked) rear end, sealed with ...

It's a tough job defending manliness in the age of irony. Interviewing Harvey C. Mansfield, a professor of government at Harvard and the author of the new book Manliness (real men don't use subtitles) ...

In Argentina, one motorist insults another, and the offended party bursts from his car with knife drawn. In Peru’s recent presidential elections, the three leading candidates presented themselves more ...

It takes only three hours to read "The Alphabet of Manliness," but plowing straight through the collection of comedic diatribes by Internet celebrity Maddox sort of defeats the purpose. The 204-page ...

that was TR to the sensitive males of our time who shall be and deserve to be nameless. TR appeals to some conservatives today for his espousal of big government and national greatness, and all ...