Fall 1998
Essays
- Do Majorities Have Rights? An Editorial by Jude P. Dougherty
- Joseph Conrad’s under Western Eyes by George A. Panichas
- Original Unintentions by Forrest McDonald
- The Art of Painting since 1880 by Harvey Gordon
Book Reviews
- A New Challenge to Darwin by D.J. Mullan
- Belief and the Public Square by Dermot Quinn
- Conservative Thought and Public Policy by Gerald J. Russello
- Liebe Hitler by Stephen Tonsor
Miscellany
- An Audience with Mr. Faulkner by Robert Drake
- Candle’s Light by Mary E. Slayton
- First Frost by Jack Flavin
- Ideas Have Consequences Revisited by Regis A. Factor
- Mixed Blessings by John Attarian
- Summer End by Louise Dauner
Reconsiderations
- The Achievement of F.R. Leavis by G. Singh
- The Uniqueness of Martin Buber by Ruth Birnbaum
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