Introduction | p. 1 |
Two Views of Americanization | p. 6 |
A Friendly Critique of Pure Crunchiness | p. 18 |
Against the Lobotomites: Thoughts on the Bible, Philosophy, and Politics Inspired by Thomas L. Pangle | p. 26 |
The Socratic Philosopher and the American Individual | p. 37 |
Stuck-with-Virtue Conservatism | p. 47 |
McWilliams and the Problem of American Political Education | p. 66 |
Real Men Prove Darwin Wrong Again | p. 78 |
Murray and Brownson | p. 90 |
Toward a Consistent Ethic of Judicial Restraint | p. 108 |
Is the Body Property? | p. 123 |
Modernity and Postmodernity | p. 132 |
Tocqueville at 200 | p. 136 |
Where's the Love? | p. 145 |
Tocqueville on the Doctrine of Interest | p. 152 |
Disco and Democracy: Thoughts on Stillman's Film and Book | p. 168 |
An American Fantasy? Love, Nobility, and Friendship in Casablanca | p. 195 |
A Story about Nothing: The Two Kinds of Nihilists and One Kind of Christian in Flannery O'Connor's Good Country People | p. 207 |
Index | p. 227 |
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