The Platonism of Leo Strauss
Thomas L. Pangle Responds to Harry V. Jaffa's "The Legacy of Leo Strauss."
Essays
The Platonism of Leo Strauss
Thomas L. Pangle Responds to Harry V. Jaffa's "The Legacy of Leo Strauss."
“The Legacy of Leo Strauss” Defended
Harry V. Jaffa's Rejoinder: "The Legacy of Leo Strauss" Defended
The Shifting Vistas of Political Journalism
On The American Spectator and The New Republic
Book Reviews
Laughing with Don Quixote
A review of Lectures on Don Quixote, by Vladimir Nabokov
Recollecting Eric Voegelin
A review of The Voegelinian Revolution, by Ellis Sandoz
Totalitarian Foreign Policy
A review of How Democracies Perish, by Jean-Francois Revel
Subsidizing Artists
A review of The Democratic Muse: Visual Arts and the Public Interest, by Edward C. Banfield
Human Rights
A review of Human Rights in Our Time: Essays in Memory of Victor Baras, edited by Marc F. Plattner
Republican Futures
A review of Window of Opportunity: A Blueprint for the Future, by Newt Gingrich, and The American Idea: Ending Limits to Growth, by Jack Kemp
Strictly Liberal Construction
A review of The Supreme Court and Constitutional Democracy, by John Agresto
Locke on Morality and Liberty
A review of Locke's Education for Liberty, by Nathan Tarcov
Books in Brief
Reductio Ad Absurdum
Flick-Flack
The Killing Fields; 1984; A Passage to India; Witness; Beverly Hills Cop