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HUMANITAS
is an
interdisciplinary journal
dedicated to the invigoration of the humanities, including the social
sciences
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The
journal seeks to foster among its readers and contributors a spirit of
open inquiry, a willingness to subject cherished doctrines to challenge
and look beyond conventional categories of thought. HUMANITAS explores
issues of moral and social philosophy, epistemology, and aesthetics,
and
the relations among them, such as the moral and cultural conditions of
knowledge. Favorable to an historical understanding of life, HUMANITAS
explores the simultaneous tension and union between universality and
particularity,
and the interdependence and opposition of creativity and tradition.
Fruitful
new thinking will resist reductionism and will, for example,
distinguish
between contrasting strains within modernity and postmodernity.
Articles
Poems
Reviews
- The New
'Public
Order,'
Joseph Baldacchino on Taylor's Sources of the Self
- 'The
Living
Embodiment of
the Nation,' Phillip G. Henderson on McDonald's American
Presidency
- The Road
Not
Taken, Joseph
Baldacchino on Hindus's Irving Babbitt, Literature, and the
Democratic
College and Hutchins's The Higher Learning in America
- Dignity in
Old
Age: The Poetical
Meditations of Peter Viereck, Michael A. Weinstein on Viereck's Tide
and Continuities: Last and First Poems 1995-1938
- A Thinker
Behind and Ahead
of His Time, David Hill Radcliffe on Babbitt's Character and
Culture:
Essays East and West
- Straussianism
Descendant? The
Historicist Renewal, Randall E. Auxier on Paraboschi's Leo
Strauss
e la destra americana
- 'The English
Patient': A Classical
Tragedy of Love and Paradox, Juliana Geran Pilon on the film
version
of "The English Patient"
- The
Metaphysics
of Postmodernism,
James Seaton on Rapp's Fleeing the Universal: The Critique of
Post-rational
Criticism
- Religion
and
the Constitution,
Joseph Baldacchino on Craycraft's The American Myth of Religious
Freedom
- The
Humbling
of the Pride,
Randall E. Auxier on Capaldi's The Enlightenment Project in the
Analytic
Conversation
- A
Worthy Kaddish,
Juliana Geran Pilon on Bellow's Ravelstein
- A
Flawed Defense of
the South, Stephen M. Klugewicz on Adams's When in the Course
of
Human Events: Arguing the Case for Southern Secession
- The
Authoritarian Secularism
of John Stuart Mill, George W. Carey on Raeder's John Stuart
Mill
and the Religion of Humanity
- Sources of Order in History:
Voegelin and His Critics, Gregory Butler on Federici's Eric
Voegelin: The Restoration of Order
- Joseph Conrad's Moral Imagination,
James Seaton on Panichas's Joseph
Conrad: His Moral Vision
- The Hidden Depths in Robert Frost,
Ernest Suarez on Stanlis's Robert
Frost: The Poet as Philosopher
- George A. Panichas Conservator
Extraordinaire, Jeffrey J. Folks on Panichas's Restoring the Meaning of Conservatism:
Writings from Modern Age
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