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Humanitas Volume XIX, Nos. 1&2, 2006

Contents

American Culture: A Story,  5
Bruce P. Frohnen

Burke’s Higher Romanticism:
Politics and the Sublime,  14
William F. Byrne

Peter Viereck (1916-2006),  35

My Ninetieth Year and Gate,  36
Poems by Peter Viereck

The Legacy of Peter Viereck:
His Prose Writings
,  38
Claes G. Ryn

Irving Babbitt, the Moral Imagination,
and Progressive Education
,  50
Glenn A. Davis

Joseph Conrad’s Moral Imagination,  65
James Seaton

Mysticism in Contemporary Islamic
Political Thought: Orhan Pamuk
and Abdolkarim Soroush
,  71
John von Heyking

Michael Polanyi, Alasdair MacIntyre,
and the Role of Tradition
,  97
Mark T. Mitchell

The Tears of Priam: Reflections on
Troy and Teaching Ancient Texts
,  126
James J. Dillon

John of Salisbury, the Policraticus,
and Political Thought
,  133
Quentin Taylor

Richard Rorty’s Postmodern Case for
Liberal Democracy: A Critique
,  158
George Bragues

Locke the Hermenaut and the
Mechanics of Understanding
,  182
Michael P. Berman

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