Spring 1998
Essays
- Natural Law, The Rule of Law, and Liberty by Edward B. McLean
- Paul Elmer More and the Critical Temper A Reconsideration by Stephen L. Tanner
- Western Culture and the Decline of Physical Theory by John Caiazza
Book Reviews
- Culture and Colossus by Grant Morrison
- The Inspired Wisdom of Burke by George A. Panichas
- The Rejection of the Collectivist Machine by Michael Taube
- Walker Percy, Catholic Socratic? by Peter Augustine Lawler
In the Groves of Academe: A Symposium
- I. The Creation of a Conservative Intellectual, 1960-1965 by Richard J. Bishirjian
- II. The History Crisis by Jon Lauck
- III. The Scholar Gypsies by John Rodden
- IV. The Humanities by Milton Birnbaum
- V. Glorifying Empty Minds by Hugh Mercer Curtler
Miscellany
- Index to Volume 39 by Editors
- Out of This Stone, Time by Jack Flavin
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