Summer 2003
Essays
- From Symbolism to Consciousness Via Proust by T. John Jamieson
- The Meaning of “Demonic Nothingness” by Michael Henry
- Ways out of the Postmodern Discourse by Ewa M. Thompson
Books
- Prophet of Naked Utility by Patrick J. Walsh
Book Reviews
- A Case in Point by Carl Guldager
- A Neglected Political Thinker by Graham McAleer
- An Alternative Conservative by Jeremy Beer
- Lost Inspiration and the Fall of the Soviet Union by Matthew Richer
- The Maturing of a Humane Economist by John Attarian
- The Transcendent in Tolkien by James E. Person, Jr.
Comments
- Pope Pius XII and the Holocaust by Dimitri Cavalli
Reconsiderations
- A Prefatory Note by George A. Panichas
- I. The Reactionary Loyalties of John Lukacs by Lee Congdon
- II. Stanley Fish by R. V. Young
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