Summer–Fall 1987
Essays
- Strauss and Voegelin on Machiavelli and Modernity by Glenn N. Schram
- The Modernity of the Middle Ages by Stanley L. Jaki
Confused Alarms of Struggle and Flight
- Civic Virtue and the Gods by James F. Pontuso and Mark J. Rozell
- T. S. Eliot and the Crisis of the Modern by James W. Tuttleton
- The Cry Against Nineveh by Russell Nieli
- The Father of Totalitarian Democracy by Stephen Tonsor
In Search of Definitions
- Crisis by Thomas Molnar
- Modernity as Gnosis by James Patrick
- Obdurate Adversaries of Modernity by Russell Kirk
- The Primacy of Politics in the Understanding of “Modernity” by Dante Germino
Remembrance of Things Past
- Courage and Modernity by Gilmer W. Blackburn
- In Sight of Crisis by Frank Mocha
- Reflections of a Political Scientist by Rene Williamson
- The Acceleration of Modern History by Anthony Harrigan
- The Great Books by Frederick D. Wilhelmsen
- What Were You Doing When You Heard the News? by Robert Drake
The Contemplation of Order
- A Christian Sheen on a Secular World by Gerhart Niemeyer
- Historicism and its Critics by Claes G. Ryn
- Meditations in an Old Barn by Frederick Glaysher
- Notes on Contributors by Editors
- Reason, Unreason, and the Conservative by Mark C. Henrie
- Vertigo and Genuflection by Jerome A. Miller
Thirtieth Anniversary Issue Essays on the Crisis of Modernity
- The Crisis of Modernity by George A. Panichas
- Thirty Years in Retrospect by Henry Regnery
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