Humanitas Newsletters 1987–1992

• HUMANITAS
  Summer 1987 (PDF)
  Including:
  “The First Amdendment and Progress,”
  by William Smith
  

• HUMANITAS
  Fall 1988 (PDF)
  Including:
  “Education Reform Reconsidered,”
  by Michael P. Federici
  

• HUMANITAS
  Winter 1989 (PDF)
  Including:
  “Cultural Renewal:
  The Principle of Religious
  and Ethical Restraint,”
  by Joseph Baldacchino
  

• HUMANITAS
  Spring 1989 (PDF)
  Including:
  “Justice, Law, and Religion,”
  by Russell Kirk
  “The Bloom Phenomenon,”
  by Joseph Baldacchino
  

• HUMANITAS
  Summer 1989 (PDF)
  Including:
  “The Contemporary Attack
  on the Humanities:
  A Rejoinder,”
  by M. E. Bradford
  “Ryn Gives Lectures on
  Value-Centered Historicism”
  

• HUMANITAS
  Winter 1990 (PDF)
  Including:
  “End or Beginning?”
  by David Walsh
  “Irving Babbitt and the Christians,”
  by Claes G. Ryn
  “Expanded Edition of
  Ryn Book on Democracy Released”
  “In Memoriam:
  Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Barbot Prior”
  

• HUMANITAS
  Spring 1990 (PDF)
  Including:
  “George Grant and Modern Justice,”
  by Gregory S. Butler
  “Dr. James Miclot Named
  David Alan Scott Scholar”
  

• HUMANITAS
  Summer 1990 (PDF)
  Including:
  “The Wolf and the Neighborly Community,”
  by Patricia Lines
  

• HUMANITAS
  Fall 1990 (PDF)
  Including:
  “From Synthesis to Analysis:
  A Journey of the Western Mind,”
  by Charles F. Herberger
  “Kirk’s Constitutional Insights
  Both Profound and Timely,”
  by Joseph Baldacchino
  

• HUMANITAS
  Winter 1991 (PDF)
  Including:
  “Virtue, Wisdom, Experience,
  Not Abstract Rights,
  Form the Basis of
  the American Republic,”
  by Gregory S. Ahern
  

• HUMANITAS
  Spring 1991 (PDF)
  Including:
  “‘Saving the West’:
  The New Jacobins,”
  by Claes G. Ryn
  

• HUMANITAS
  Summer 1991 (PDF)
  Including:
  “Rousseau: Conservative
  or Totalitarian Democrat?”
  by Scott P. Richert
  “Babbitt Provides Answers
  for Our Troubled Time,”
  by Joseph Baldacchino
  

• HUMANITAS
  Fall 1991/Winter 1992 (PDF)
  Including:
  “The Choice We Must Face:
  Democracy and Imperialism,
  Or Democracy and Standards?”
  by Irving Babbitt
  

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