Summer 2001
Essays
- A Platonic Reading of Vergil’s Aeneid by Mark G. Shiffman
- F. R. Leavis on Wordsworth by G. Singh
- On Edmund Burke’s A Vindication of Natural Society by Quentin P. Taylor
- On the Creation of the Self in the Thought of Robert Penn Warren by Steven D. Ealy
- Raymond Aron and the Morality of Prudence a Reconsideration by Daniel J. Mahoney
- The Cry against Nineveh by Matthew Richer
Books
- Lord Acton: Another Eminent Victorian by Stephen Tonsor
- The Last Stand by Edward S. Shapiro
- The Spirit of the Fourteenth Century by E. Catherine Dunn
Book Reviews
- Exemplar of the Humanistic Tradition by James Seaton
- Pride, Sloth, and Hope at Century’s End by Thomas Albert Howard
- The Dogma of Toleration by George A. Panichas
- Unraveling the Riddle of Progress by Bryce J. Christensen
Miscellany
- On the Question of Prufrock a Comment by Milton Hindus
- Twisted Ankle by Kevin Manus
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