Volume 38, Number 1
Fall 2002

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Essays

• The Myopia of the Cultural Relativist
  Hugh Mercer Curtler
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• G. K. Chesterton: Rallying the Really Human Things
  Vigen Guroian
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• Conservative Postmodernism, Postmodern Conservatism
  Peter Augustine Lawler
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• Compassionate Conservatism and Christian Democracy
  Virgil P. Nemoianu
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• The Political Problem of Islam
  Roger Scruton
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Reviews

• Ordered Liberty under God, a review of Christian Faith and Modern Democracy
  Douglas C. Minson
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• A Pioneer American Conservative, a review of Political Philosophy and Cultural Renewal
  Robert L. Paquette
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Backcover:

Now, I am perfectly willing to believe Flannery O’Connor when she said, and she wasn’t kidding, that the modern world is a territory largely occupied by the devil. No one doubts the malevolence abroad in the world. But the world is also deranged. What interests me is not the malevolence of man—so what else is new?—but his looniness. The looniness, that is to say, of the "normal" denizen of the Western world who, I think it fair to say, doesn’t know who he is, what he believes, or what he is doing.
—Walker Percy