Winter 1984
- In Continuity by George A. Panichas
- The Fourth Editorship by Henry Regnery
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- Between History and Literature by L.R. Leavis
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- Index to Volume 27 by Editors
- Notes on Contributors by Editors
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- Seekers by George McKenna
- Some Comments on Stanley L. Jaki’s Science and Creation by Thomas Molnar
- The Decline of an Absolute Mind by Larry Williams
- The Incomplete Anti-Federalist by Michael Bordelon
- The Twenties Revisited by Francis Russell
- Warmth and Detachment by Philip F. Lawler
- Young Radicals by Aileen S. Kraditor
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- Dialectical Methodologies in the American Academy by Ewa M. Thompson
- Emerson as Alchemist by Marion Montgomery
- Saul Bellow and the American Intellectual Community by Mark Christhilf
- Survivors by Robert Drake
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