The late Roger Scruton’s ideas about architecture are, like so much of his thought, worth considering. F orget politics for a minute; I know it’s hard, but bear with me.

Roger Scruton, a conservative intellectual and British philosopher, has died at the age of 75.Scruton, who had announced last year he was suffering from cancer, was a prolific author, writing more ...

Sir Roger Vernon Scruton, age 75, died yesterday after a bout with cancer. Requiescat in pace. ... Beauty is the face of the community, ...

The English philosopher Sir Roger Scruton, who died yesterday at the age of 75, was a prolific author on philosophy, art, music, politics, culture and religion, as well as a novelist and the ...

Scruton, it seems, was evolving from a humane and dignified, but still secular, personalism (largely influenced by Kant) to a more open and sympathetic stance toward the Christian religion. To this ...

For Scruton, in the end, the end itself—for architecture, art, music, love—was always beauty. Scruton’s 2009 book, Beauty, reads as somewhat less focused on winning arguments, and perhaps ...

Scruton’s idea of the sacred, or the transcendental, did not amount to a religious philosophy. But it did suggest that there is a deep mystery at the core of human experience.

Roger Scruton has been sacked from his role as chair of the government’s Building Better Building Beautiful Commission following controversy over ‘unacceptable’ comments about Islam and Chinese people ...

Roger Scruton has said no architects were appointed to the government’s Building Better Building Beautiful Commission because they have ‘vested interests’ Speaking to the AJ at the launch of a design ...