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Humanitas Volume XVIII, Nos. 1&2, 2005

Contents

Who Is Leo Strauss?

Leo Strauss, Willmoore Kendall,
and the Meaning of Conservatism
,  5
Grant Havers

Strauss and the Straussians,  26
Paul Gottfried

Leo Strauss and History:
The Philosopher as Conspirator
,  31
Claes G. Ryn

The Unraveling of American Constitutionalism:
From Customary Law to Permanent Innovation
,  59
Joseph Baldacchino

In the Clearing: Continuity
and Unity in Frost’s Dualism
,  86
Peter J. Stanlis

Sentimental Hogwash?
On Capra’s It’s a Wonderful Life
,  115
Daniel J. Sullivan

Classical Precariousness vs. Modern Risk:
Lessons in Prudence from the Battle of Salamis
,  141
Ernest Sternberg

I Met a Gentle Maid Named Democracy,  164
A poem by Nishi Chawla

Herder: On the Ethics of Nationalism,  166
Richard White

Have We Lost Humility?  182
Kari Konkola

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