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Humanitas Volume XV, No. 2, 2002

Contents

Dialogue on Personal and Political Ethics

History, Reason and Hope:
A Comparative Study of
Kant, Hayek and Habermas
,  4
Richard B. Day

Ethics and the Common Good:
Abstract vs. Experiential
,  25
Joseph Baldacchino

Knowing Beyond Science: What Can
We Know and How Can We Know?
  60
W. J. Korab-Karpowicz

Reflections on Piety:
Euthyphro as Modern Man
,  74
Phillip N. Goggans

The River: A Vichian Dialogue
On Humanistic Education
,  85
Randall E. Auxier

Reviews

Concerned With Everything in the Universe,  98
Robert M. Woods

Revelation Over Rationalism:
The Thought of Seyyed Hossein Nasr
,  101
Charles E. Butterworth

History, Being, and Absolutist Temptations,  105
Paul Gottfried

Personal Reflections

Edward Rozek: A Student’s Tribute,  109
Steven Alan Samson

The Medieval Mind: A Meditation,  113
Anthony Harrigan

Notes on Contributors, 120

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