Roger Scruton has written widely on philosophy, politics and modern culture generally – which makes comment difficult, since if something significant is missing from Conversations, it may have been addressed, if briefly, elsewhere. Nevertheless, since Scruton presumably tried, during the three-day interviews at Sunday Hill Farm, in Scrutopia, to cover what he regards as the most important themes he has addressed, we can reasonably treat the present volume as an authoritative account of his priorities.
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