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Humanitas Volume XVI, No. 1, 2003

Contents

Irving Babbitt and Cultural Renewal,  4
James Seaton

Morality and Virtue in Poetry and Philosophy:
A Reading of Homer’s Iliad XXIV
,  15
Hektor K. T. Yan

Lost in Place? On the Virtues and Vices
of Edward Casey’s Anti-Modernism
,  36
Thomas Brockelman

Ethical Individualism and
Moral Collectivism in America
,  56
Richard Stivers

From Democracy to Hyperdemocracy,  74
William D. Gairdner

Jacob and Esau,  90
Gary Inbinder

Roosevelt’s Failure at Yalta,  97
Arnold Beichman

Reviews

Sources of Order in History:
Voegelin and His Critics
,  107
Gregory Butler

From Pre-Socratics through Postmodernism,
Western Tradition Dialectical at Its Core,  114
Carl Rapp

Notes on Contributors, 120

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The Center for the Study of Statesmanship promotes research, teaching, and public discussion about how statesmanship can defuse conflict and foster respectful foreign and domestic relations.

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