Fall 2000
Essays
- John Henry Newman: The Poetics of Devotion by Stephen Gurney
- Josef Pieper’s Contemplative Assent to the World a Reconsideration by Thomas Austenfeld
- The Stand of Allen Tate by Cicero Bruce
- Thomas Hardy, Yet and Again by Louise Dauner
Book Reviews
- A Conservative Rather than Anything else by James V. Schall
- Acrid Dissolvents of Civilization by George A. Panichas
- Lionel Trilling: The Un-Integrated Self by Milton Birnbaum
- National Identity and Expansionism by Richard F. Staar
- On Constitutional Issues by Kevin R. C. Gutzman
- The Experimental Life by Michael L. Andrews
- The Tsarist Secret Service by Hereward Senior
Miscellany
- Neighbors in the Cultural War by Jon Parrish Peede
- On the New Natural Law Theory a Comment by Joseph W. Koterski, S.J.
- The Light Does Not Change by Robert Champ
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