Winter 1992
Reviews and Comments
- Disorder and Antidote by Robert Champ
- Notes on Contributors by Editors
- Reconstruction and Deconstruction by Milton Birnbaum
- The Humane Critic: A Dying Breed by Gregory Wolfe
- The Mission of the University by John E. Rexine
- The Pursuit of Truth by David Gallagher
The State of the Humanities: A Symposium
- Afterword by George A. Panichas
- Controversy in the Philosopher’s Academy by William A. Frank
- Deconstruction and the Fear and Loathing of Logos by R. V. Young
- Literary Theory, The University, and Society by Charles A. Moser
- Political Science by George W. Carey
- Strategies of Reduction by M. E. Bradford
- The Classics and the Traditional Liberal Arts Curriculum by E. Christian Kopff
- What Is Wrong With History? by Grady McWhiney
- Why Legal Academia Is Worse, Yet Better Than You Thought by Eugene B. Meyer
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