Fall 1995
- Oklahoma City: “Beyond a Certain Point…” by Editors
Essays
- Border Crossings with Invisible Baggage by Marcel Reich-Ranicki
- Confucius Today by James Kalb
- Science, Anti-Science, and the Muse by Roger E. Ball
- The Case of Georges Bernanos by Thomas Molnar
- The Clothesline (a short story) by Robert Drake
- Truth and the Experience of Epoch in History by Ellis Sandoz
- Understanding the Low in Terms of the High by T. John Jamieson
Book Reviews
- A Regime’s Shame and a Human Victory by A. Owen Aldridge
- Branches Grasped, Roots Missed by John Attarian
- Eternal Questions and Ultimate Concerns Kaufmann, Ed., Religion from Tolstoi to Camus by Stephen Gurney
- Index to Volume 37 by Editors
- Notes on Contributors by Editors
- Willmoore Kendall: The Early Years by M. Susan Power
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