Vol. 45 No. 2 (2021)

Published November 9, 2021
Symposium: Russell Kirk in the 21st Century

Notes

v-vi
Editor's Note
vii-xi
Notes on Contributors
Full Article

Articles

Luke Foster
291-318
The Duty of the Clercs to the Nation: Why Schmitt, Strauss, and Eliot Tie Intellectuals to Liberalism
Full Article
Hans-Ludwig Buchholz
319-354
Let There Be Text: Reading Political Narratives as Authorless Texts
Full Article
Dustin Sebell
355-388
Ancient versus Modern Philosophy: The Socratic Refutations and the “Napoleonic Strategy” in Leo Strauss’s “Restatement”
Full Article
Clemens Kauffmann
389-426
Men on Horseback: Leo Strauss on "The Argument and the Action of Plato’s Laws"
Full Article

Symposium

Jerome Foss
427-452
The Moral Imagination in Flannery O'Connor and Russell Kirk
Full Article
Jeff Polet
453-486
Foolish Hearts: Russell Kirk and the Problem of Abstraction
Full Article
Allen Mendenhall
487-506
Wisdom is Paramount: Russell Kirk on Higher Education
Full Article
Michael Federici
507-544
Russell Kirk's Defense of the American Tradition: Liberalism and Reconstitution
Full Article
Joshua J Bowman
545-573
Russell Kirk and Redemptive Conservation
Full Article

Author Meets Critics

Ryan Patrick Hanley, Daniel Mahoney, Brandon Turner, Brianne Wolf, Ian Crowe, Gregory M. Collins
575-618
Author Meets Critics: Commerce and Manners in Edmund Burke’s Political Economy
Full Article
Barry Cooper, Glenn Hughes, S.F. McGuire, Carol Cooper, Tilo Schabert
619-654
Author Meets Critics: Tilo Schabert's The Figure of Modernity: On the Irregularity of an Epoch
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