Modern Age 2005: Vol 47 Index & Table of Contents

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Index to Volume 47
Alexander, Benjamin B., reviewer, The French Counter-Revolutionary Tradi-
Dante Club, Matthew Pear]; /nferno, tion, reviewed by Daniel J. Mahoney,
Dante Alighieri, Matthew Pearl, ed., p. 273.
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, trans.; Brague, Rémi, Eccentric Culture: A
Dante's Gallery of Rogues: 36 Color Theory of Western Civilization,
Reproductions of Original Paintings reviewed by Mark Shiffman, p. 160.
Illustrating Dante’s Inferno, Vincenzo
R. Latella, Anne Paolucci, ed., p. 270. Caiazza, John, “The Evolution Versus
Alighieri, Dante, Matthew Pearl, ed., Religion Controversy: How Two
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, trans., Mystiques Devolved Into Politics,” p.
Inferno, reviewed by Benjamin B. 104.
Alexander, p. 270. Carey, George W., “The Future of
Conservatism,” p. 291.
Beer, Jeremy, “On Christopher Lasch,” Chadwick, Owen, The Early Reformation
p. 330. on the Continent, reviewed by John M.
Bénéton, Phillipe, Ralph C. Hancock, Vella, p. 250.
trans., Equality by Default: An Essay Christensen, Bryce, “The Cosmos as
on Modernity as Confinement, re- Memento Mori: The Ultimate Signifi-
viewed by Neil G. Robertson, p. 257. cance of Modern Science,” p. 220.
Ben-Gad, Shmuel, “Truth,” p. 80. Christhilf, Mark, “Complaint of the Jay,”
Birnbaum, Milton, reviewer, “Too Good p. 329.
To Be True”: The Life and Work of “Civil Theology in the Gnostic Age:
Leslie Fiedler, Mark Royden Progress and Regress,” Michael
Winchell; Aldous Huxley: A Biogra- Henry, p. 37.
phy, Nicholas Murray, p. 167. Clark, J.C. D., Our Shadowed Present:
Black, Jeremy and John Zmirak, “Prob- Modernism, Postmodernism, and
lems of Identity in America: Two History, reviewed by William Anthony
Views,” p. 278. Hay, p. 254.
Bloom, Harold, The Best Poems of the “Complaint of the Jay,” Mark Christhilf,
English Language: From Chaucer p. 329.
Through Frost, reviewed by Patrick J. “Conservatism and Creativity in A. E.
Walsh, p. 349. Housman,” E. Christian Kopff, p. 229.
Blum, Christopher Olaf, ed., Critics of “Corruption and Innocence in Robert
the Enlightenment: Readings in the Penn Warren’s Fiction,” Steven D.
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Index to Volume 47
Alexander, Benjamin B., reviewer, The French Counter-Revolutionary Tradi-
Dante Club, Matthew Pear]; /nferno, tion, reviewed by Daniel J. Mahoney,
Dante Alighieri, Matthew Pearl, ed., p. 273.
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, trans.; Brague, Rémi, Eccentric Culture: A
Dante's Gallery of Rogues: 36 Color Theory of Western Civilization,
Reproductions of Original Paintings reviewed by Mark Shiffman, p. 160.
Illustrating Dante’s Inferno, Vincenzo
R. Latella, Anne Paolucci, ed., p. 270. Caiazza, John, “The Evolution Versus
Alighieri, Dante, Matthew Pearl, ed., Religion Controversy: How Two
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, trans., Mystiques Devolved Into Politics,” p.
Inferno, reviewed by Benjamin B. 104.
Alexander, p. 270. Carey, George W., “The Future of
Conservatism,” p. 291.
Beer, Jeremy, “On Christopher Lasch,” Chadwick, Owen, The Early Reformation
p. 330. on the Continent, reviewed by John M.
Bénéton, Phillipe, Ralph C. Hancock, Vella, p. 250.
trans., Equality by Default: An Essay Christensen, Bryce, “The Cosmos as
on Modernity as Confinement, re- Memento Mori: The Ultimate Signifi-
viewed by Neil G. Robertson, p. 257. cance of Modern Science,” p. 220.
Ben-Gad, Shmuel, “Truth,” p. 80. Christhilf, Mark, “Complaint of the Jay,”
Birnbaum, Milton, reviewer, “Too Good p. 329.
To Be True”: The Life and Work of “Civil Theology in the Gnostic Age:
Leslie Fiedler, Mark Royden Progress and Regress,” Michael
Winchell; Aldous Huxley: A Biogra- Henry, p. 37.
phy, Nicholas Murray, p. 167. Clark, J.C. D., Our Shadowed Present:
Black, Jeremy and John Zmirak, “Prob- Modernism, Postmodernism, and
lems of Identity in America: Two History, reviewed by William Anthony
Views,” p. 278. Hay, p. 254.
Bloom, Harold, The Best Poems of the “Complaint of the Jay,” Mark Christhilf,
English Language: From Chaucer p. 329.
Through Frost, reviewed by Patrick J. “Conservatism and Creativity in A. E.
Walsh, p. 349. Housman,” E. Christian Kopff, p. 229.
Blum, Christopher Olaf, ed., Critics of “Corruption and Innocence in Robert
the Enlightenment: Readings in the Penn Warren’s Fiction,” Steven D.
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Ealy, p. 139. Panichas, p. 171.
“The Cosmos as Memento Mori: The “The Evolution Versus Religion Contro-
Ultimate Significance of Modern versy: How Two Mystiques Devolved
Science,” Bryce Christensen, p. 220. Into Politics,” John Caiazza, p. 104.
Cox, Stephen, The Woman and the
Dynamo: Isabel Paterson and the Idea “The False Dilemma of Modernity,” Mark
of America, reviewed by Daniel T. Mitchell, p. 311.
McCarthy, p. 355. “Flannery O’Connor in Her Letters: ‘A
“The Cultural Hostility to Religion,” Refugee from Deep Thought’,” Jeffrey
Patrick M. Garry, p. 121. J. Folks, p. 176.
“Flannery O’Connor’s Witness to the
Davies, Christie, The Strange Death of Gospel of Life,” Ralph C. Wood, p.
Moral Britain, reviewed by Paul 321.
Hollander, p. 156. “Flannery O’Connor’s Writings: A Guide
Delsol, Chantal, /carus Fallen: The for the Perplexed,” Michael M.
Search for Meaning in an Uncertain Jordan, p. 48.
World, reviewed by Graham McAleer, Folks, Jeffrey J., “Flannery O’Connor in
p. 358. Her Letters: ‘A Refugee from Deep
Desmond, John F., “Walker Percy and Thought’,” p. 176.
Suicide,” p. 58. Frings, Manfred, “Max Scheler and the
Dimock, James Patrick, “Rediscovering Psychopathology of the Terrorist,” p.
the Heroic Conservatism of Richard 210.
M. Weaver,” (Part One), p. 301. “The Future of Conservatism,” George
Domitrovic, Brian, reviewer, The W. Carey, p. 291.
Enlightenment and the Intellectual
Foundations of Modern Culture, Louis “Garden,” V. P. Loggins, p. 188.
Dupré, p. 260. Garry, Patrick M., “The Cultural Hostility
Dougherty, Jude P., “A Nation in De- to Religion,” p. 121.
cline,” p. 99. Gottfried, Paul, “The Marcuse Factor,” p.
Dougherty, Jude P., reviewer, Real 113.
Ethics: Reconsidering the Foundations Gutzman, Kevin R. C., reviewer, The
of Morality, John M. Rist, p. 78. Making and Unmaking of a Revolution-
Dupré, Louis, The Enlightenment and the ary Family: The Tuckers of Virginia
Intellectual Foundations of Modern 1752-1830, Phillip Hamilton, p. 263.
Culture, reviewed by Brian
Domitrovic, p. 260. Hamilton, Phillip, The Making and
Unmaking of a Revolutionary Family:
Ealy, Steven D., “Corruption and The Tuckers of Virginia, 1752-1830,”
Innocence in Robert Penn Warren’s reviewed by Kevin R. C. Gutzman, p.
Fiction,” p. 139. 263.
Elliott, Carl, Better Than Well: American “Harold Bloom: The Critic as Gnostic,”
Medicine Meets the American Dream, R. V. Young, p. 19.
reviewed by Peter Augustine Lawler, Hart, Jeffrey, “What is the ‘West’?,” p.
p. 163. 362.
“Erasmus,” Robert M. Thornton, p. 367. Hay, William Anthony, reviewer, Our
Ericson, Edward E., Jr., “Solzhenitsyn, Shadowed Present: Modernism,
Russell Kirk, and the Moral Imagina- Postmodernism, and History, J.C. D.
tion,” p. 8. Clark, p. 254.
“The Essential Guardini,” George A. Henry, Michael, “Civil Theology in the
Modern Age 187
Gnostic Age: Progress and Regress,” Lee, Rena, “Zoo Keeper’s View,” p. 138.
p. 37. Loggins, V. P., “Garden,” p. 188.
Hollander, Paul, reviewer, The Strange “Louis Hartz and the Liberal Tradition:
Death of Moral Britain, Christie From Consensus to Crack-Up,” Irving
Davies, p. 156. Louis Horowitz, p. 201.
Horowitz, Irving Louis, “Louis Hartz and Lynch, William, Christ and Apollo,
the Liberal Tradition: From Consen- reviewed by Aaron Urbanczyk, p. 353.
sus to Crack-Up,” p. 201.
Howard, Thomas Albert, reviewer, Vico: Mahoney, Daniel J., reviewer, Critics of
Genealogist of Modernity, Robert C. the Enlightenment: Readings in the
Miner, p. 72. French Counter-Revolutionary Tradi-
tion, ChristophOelra f Blum, ed., p.
lannone, Carol, “John Greenleaf 273.
Whittier’s Civil War,” p. 132. “Malcolm Muggeridge: A Modern
“Idealism and Realism in Politics: A Pilgrim,” PatrickJ .W alsh, p. 181.
Response to Richard J. Bishirjian’s “The Marcuse Factor,” Paul Gottfried, p.
‘Origins and End of the New World 113.
Order’,” Mordecai Roshwald, p. 81. “Max Scheler and the Psychopathology
“In Memoriam: John Attarian (1956- of the Terrorist,” Manfred Frings, p.
2004),” James E. Person, Jr., p. 185. 210.
In Memoriam: John F. Lulves (1940- McAleer, Graham, reviewer, /carus
2005),” E. Victor Milione, p. 380. Fallen: The Search for Meaning in an
“In The Agrarian Conservative Tradi- Uncertain World, Chantal Delsol, p.
tion,” George A. Panichas, p. 375. 358.
McCarthy, Daniel, reviewer, The Woman
“John Greenleaf Whittier’s Civil War,” and the Dynamo: Isabel Paterson and
Carol lannone, p. 132. the Idea of America, Stephen Cox, p.
Jordan, Michael M., “Flannery 355.
O’Connor’s Writings: A Guide for the McDonald, Forrest, Recovering the Past:
Perplexed,” p. 48. A Historian’s Memoir, reviewed by
Joyce, Chris, “Meeting in Meaning: George H. Nash, p. 153.
Philosophy and Theory in the Work McDonald, W. Wesley, Russell Kirk and
of F. R. Leavis,” p. 240. the Age of Ideology, reviewed by
James E. Person, Jr., p. 344.
Kass, Leon, The Beginning of Wisdom: “Meeting in Meaning: Philosophy and
Reading Genesis, reviewed by Theory in the Work of F. R. Leavis,”
Richard Sherlock, p. 64. Chris Joyce, p. 240.
Kopff, E. Christian, “Conservatism and Milione, E. Victor, “In Memoriam: John
Creativity in A. E. Housman,” p. 229. F. Lulves (1940-2005),” p. 380.
Miner, Robert C., Vico: Genealogist of
Latella, Vincenzo R., Anne Paolucci, ed., Modernity, reviewed by Thomas
Dante’s Gallery of Rogues: 36 Color Albert Howard, p. 72.
Reproductions of Original Paintings Mitchell, Mark T., “The False Dilemma of
Illustrating Dante’s Inferno, reviewed Modernity,” p. 311.
by Benjamin B. Alexander, p. 270. Moser, Thomas A., “Protecting the
Lawler, Peter Augustine, reviewer, Environment,” p. 89.
Better Than Well: American Medicine Murray, Nicholas, Aldous Huxley: A
Meets the American Dream, Car] Biography, reviewed by Milton
Elliott, p. 163. Birnbaum, p. 167.
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Default: An Essay on Modernity as
Nash, George H., reviewer, Recovering Confinement, Phillipe Bénéton, Ralph
the Past: A Historian’s Memoir, Forrest C. Hancock, trans., p. 257.
McDonald, p. 153. Rodden, John, “Renunciation,” p. 284.
“A Nation in Decline,” Jude P. Rodden, John, Repainting the Little Red
Dougherty, p. 99. Schoolhouse: A History of Eastern
“North Wind,” Mary E. Slayton, p. 2. German Education, 1945-1995,
reviewed by Ewa M. Thompson, p. 75.
“On Christopher Lasch,” Jeremy Beer, p. Roshwald, Mordecai, “Idealism and
330. Realism in Politics: A Response to
Richard J. Bishirjian’s ‘Origins and
Pangle, Thomas, Political Philosophy and End of the New World Order’,” p. 81.
the God of Abraham, reviewed by Roshwald, Mordecai, “Stefan Zweig and
Richard Sherlock, p. 64. Franz Kafka: A Study in Contrast,” p.
Panichas, George A., “In the Agrarian 371.
Conservative Tradition,” p. 375. Rossi, John P., “Two Irascible English-
Panichas, George A., “The Essential men: Mr. Waugh and Mr. Orwell,” p.
Guardini,” p. 171. 148.
Panichas, George A., “Restoring the Russello, Gerald J., reviewer, The
Meaning of Conservatism,” p. 195. Paleoconservatives: New Voices of the
Panichas, George A., “Where Have the Old Right, Joseph Scotchie, ed.;
Readers Gone?,” p. 3. Conservatism in America Since 1930,
Pearl, Matthew, The Dante Club, re- Gregory L. Schneider, ed., p. 68.
viewed by Benjamin B. Alexander, p.
270. Schneider, Gregory L., ed., Conservatism
Person, James E., Jr., “In Memoriam: in America Since 1930, reviewed by
John Attarian (1956-2004),” p. 185. Gerald J. Russello, p. 68.
Person, James E., Jr., reviewer, Russell Scotchie, Joseph, ed., The
Kirk and the Age of Ideology, W. Paleoconservatives: New Voices of the
Wesley McDonald, p. 344. Old Right, reviewed by Gerald J.
“Philosophers for the City: Aristotle Russello, p. 68.
and the Telos of Education,” Eliza- Shaw, Elizabeth C., “Philosophers for
beth C. Shaw, p. 30. the City: Aristotle and the Telos of
“Problems of Identity in America: Two Education,” p. 30.
Views,” John Zmirak and Jeremy Sherlock Richard, reviewer, The Begin-
Black, p. 278. ning of Wisdom: Reading Genesis, Leon
“Protecting the Environment,” Thomas Kass; Political Philosophy and the God
A. Moser, p. 89. of Abraham, Thomas Pangle, p. 64.
Shiffman, Mark, reviewer, Eccentric
“Rediscovering the Heroic Conserva- Culture: A Theory of Western Civiliza-
tism of Richard M. Weaver” (Part tion, Rémi Brague, p. 160.
One), James Patrick Dimock, p. 301. Slayton, Mary E., “North Wind,” p. 2.
“Renunciation,” John Rodden, p. 284. Slayton, Mary E., reviewer, Waking Up in
“Restoring the Meaning of Conserva- Heaven: A Contemporary Edition of
tism,” George A. Panichas, p. 195. Centuries of Meditations, Thomas
Rist, John M., Real Ethics: Reconsidering Traherne, David Buresh, ed., p. 266.
the Foundations of Morality, reviewed “Solzhenitsyn, Russell Kirk, and the
by Jude P. Dougherty, p. 78. Moral Imagination,” Edward E.
Robertson, Neil G., reviewer, Equality by Ericson, Jr., p. 8.
Modern Age
“Stefan Zweig and Franz Kafka: A Study Desmond, p. 58.
in Contrast,” Mordecai Roshwald, p. Walsh, Patrick J., “Malcolm Muggeridge:
371. A Modern Pilgrim,” p. 181.
Walsh, Patrick J., reviewer, The Best
Thompson, Ewa M., reviewer, Repainting Poems of the English Language: From
the Little Red Schoolhouse: A History Chaucer Through Frost, Harold Bloom,
of Eastern German Education, 1945- p. 349.
1995, John Rodden, p. 75. “What is the ‘West’?,” Jeffrey Hart, p.
Thornton, Robert M., “Erasmus,” p. 367. 362.
Traherne, Thomas, David Buresh, ed., “Where Have the Readers Gone?,”
Waking Up in Heaven: A Contempo- George A. Panichas, p. 3.
rary Edition of Centuries of Medita- Winchell, Mark Royden, “Too Good To
tions, reviewed by Mary E. Slayton, p. Be True”: The Life and Work of Leslie
266. Fiedler, reviewed by Milton
“Truth,” Shmuel Ben-Gad, p. 80. Birnbaum, p. 167.
“Two Irascible Englishmen: Mr. Waugh Wood, Ralph C., “Flannery O’Connor’s
and Mr. Orwell,” John P. Rossi, p. 148. Witness to the Gospel of Life,” p. 321.
Urbanczyk, Aaron, reviewer, Christ and Young, R. V., “Harold Bloom: The Critic
Apollo, William Lynch, p. 353. as Gnostic,” p. 19.
Vella, John M., reviewer, The Early Zmirak, John and Jeremy Black, “Prob-
Reformation on the Continent, Owen lems of Identity in America: Two
Chadwick, p. 250. Views,” p. 278.
“Zoo Keeper’s View,” Rena Lee, p. 138.
“Walker Percy and Suicide,” John F.
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