Fall 1997
Essays
- Robert Frost by Peter J. Stanlis
Book Reviews
- A Historical Jacobinism by Kevin R. C. Gutzman
- F.R. Leavis: The Critic as Moralist by Richard Stotesbury
- Managing the Past by Carl Guldager
- Relighting Emerson’s Fire by Milton Birnbaum
- Religion and Morality by Paul Hollander
- The Style of Austin Warren Austin Warren; with a Foreword by Myron Simon
- Towards Cultural Renewal by John M. Vella
Comments
- Aspects of Tragedy, Ancient and Modern by George A. Panichas
- Edmund Burke on Manners by Ian Crowe
- Hannah Arendt by Irving Louis Horowitz
- Hart Crane’s Mask by William E. McMahon
- Panajotis Kondylis and the Obsoleteness of Conservatism by Paul Gottfried
- The Political Sermons of Samuel Johnson by Andrew Sandlin
Miscellany
- In This Delinquent World by Robert Champ
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