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Humanitas
From Vol. 12 Nbr. 1, March 1999
to Vol. 29 Nbr. 1-2, March 2016
National Humanities Institute, 2009
- Sources of American Republicanism: ancient models in the U.S. Capitol.
- The intellectual kinship of Irving Babbitt and C.S. Lewis: will and imagination in that hideous strength.
- Conservative pragmatism, pragmatic conservatism.
- Emerson on Plato: literary philosophy, dialectic, and the temporality of thought.
- The Coleridge circle: virtue ethics, sympathy, and outrage.
- Schooling for "deep-knowing": on the education of a Pithecanthropus Erectus.
- The image of an executioner: princes and decapitations in John of Salisbury's Policraticus.
- David Hume and the origin of modern rationalism.
- Political morality reconsidered: a rejoinder.
- Tradition, principle, and the rule of law: a response to Claes Ryn.
- Decision procedures, moral philosophy, and despair: the response of virtue ethics and the connoisseur.
- How desperate should we be?
- Conservatism and conservation.
- Par Coeur: has no equivalent in modern French or English; to dine par coeur,' by heart, is to dine on nothing.
- A flawed book on 'the Founders'.
- During the protests.
- Building bridges: the importance of johann gottfried herder's humanism for the humanities.
- The 'Wayward Sisters' and constitutional interpretation.
- Innovative conservation: An unideo logical interpretation of the constitution.
- The New Jacobinism America as Revolutionary State.
- Power without limits: the allure of political idealism and the crumbling of american constitutionalism.
- Magnitudes: Leadership for something greater than yourself.
- Radical son: the apprenticeship of john stuart mill.
- The recluse.
- Sic est in republica: utopian ideology and the misreading of thomas more.
- Modernity Through a Distorted Lens.
- A humane economy versus economism.
- Guardians of the word: Kirk, Buckley, and the conservative struggle with academic freedom.
- Burke and the Imaginative Grasp of Reality.
- Allan Bloom and Straussian alienation.
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