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Humanitas Volume XIV, No. 1, 2001

Contents

Savior Nation: Woodrow Wilson
and the Gospel of Service
, 4
Richard M. Gamble

Left and Right Eclecticism:
Roger Kimball’s Cultural Criticism
, 23
Jan Olof Bengtsson

Ernst Troeltsch’s Critique of Hegel:
Normative Thought and History
, 47
Gabriel R. Ricci

Piety, Universality, and History
Leo Strauss on Thucydides
, 68
Emil A. Kleinhaus

Dialogue on Power

Power is Coercion:
A Response to Claes Ryn
, 96
Paul Gottfried

A Broader, Subtler View of Power, 100
Claes G. Ryn

Dialogue on Tradition

Tradition, Habit, and Social Interaction:
A Response to Mark Bevir
, 108
Bruce Frohnen

On Practices, 117
Mark Bevir

Notes on Contributors, 120

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