NATIONAL HUMANITIES
INSTITUTE
Issues
that Matter . . . |
Contrary
to
the tenor
of the present age, money, power, and celebrity do not of themselves
the
good life make. The National Humanities Institute, through its research
and publications, addresses personal and collective well-being at their
ultimate source in the moral, intellectual, and aesthetical life of
society.
Art,
Literature, and
Life
- Why the
Humanities Matter,
Mark L. Melcher
- Two Kinds
of
Criticism: Reflective
Self-Scrutiny vs. Impulsive Self-Validation, Joseph Baldacchino
- Antigone's
Flaw,
Patricia
M. Lines
- Realism,
Romanticism, and Politics
in Mark Twain, William F. Byrne
- The
Humanities in
a Technological
Society, John Paul Russo
- How
Conservatives Failed "The
Culture," Claes G. Ryn
- The Moral
Sense in Joseph
Conrad's Lord Jim, George A. Panichas
- Voyaging
with
Odysseus: The
Wile and Resilience of Virtue, John Rees Moore
- Irving Babbitt and Cultural
Renewal, James Seaton
- Morality and Virtue in Poetry and
Philosophy: A Reading of Homer's Iliad
XXIV, Hektor K. T. Yan
- Method and Civic Education,
Peter Alexander Meyers
- Metapolitics Revisited,
Peter Viereck
- Kafka's Afflicted Vision: A
Literary-Theological Critique, George A. Panichas
- Bedeviled by Boredom: A
Voegelinian Reading of Dostoevsky's Possessed,
Richard G. Avramenko
- The Matrix, Liberal Education, and
Other Splinters in the Mind, Christine Cornell and Patrick
Malcolmson
- In the Clearing: Continuity and
Change in Frost's Dualism, Peter J. Stanlis
- History for Life: Simms and
Nietzsche Compared, Colin D. Pearce
- Lyric Poetry, the Novel, and
Revolution: Milan Kundera's Life is
Elsewhere, James Seaton
- Homer's Humor: Laughter in The Iliad, Robert H. Bell
- "The Legend of the Grand
Inquisitor": The Utopian as Sadist,
Gorman Beauchamp
Character
and Knowledge
Constitutionalism
- Democratizing
the Constitution:
The Failure of the Seventeenth Amendment, C. H. Hoebeke
- Political
Philosophy and the
Unwritten Constitution, Claes G. Ryn
- Committees
on Enumerated Powers:
How
Congress Can Revive the Constitution, Joseph Baldacchino - Virtue,
Wisdom, Experience,
Not Abstract Rights, Form the Basis of the American Republic,
Gregory
S. Ahern
- The Unraveling of
American Constitutionalism: From Customary Law to Permanent Innovation,
Joseph Baldacchino
- Imperialism Destroys the
Constitutional Republic, Michael P. Federici
- Regulation of Immigration Historically a State Function,
Joseph Baldacchino
The
Moral Imagination
Religion
and Society
Restraint
among Nations
Unity
in Diversity
Universality
in History
- The
Value-Centered Historicism
of Edmund Burke, Joseph Baldacchino
- Universality and
History, Claes
G. Ryn
- Defining
Historicism, Claes
G. Ryn
- The
Metaphysics
of Postmodernism,
James Seaton on Rapp's Fleeing the Universal: The Critique of
Post-rational
Criticism
- The
Politics of
Transcendence:
The Pretentious Passivity of Platonic Idealism, Claes G. Ryn
- History as
Synthesis, Claes
G. Ryn
- Piety,
Universality,
and History: Leo Strauss on Thucydides, Emil A. Kleinhaus
- Ethics
and the Common
Good: Abstract vs. Experiential, Joseph Baldacchino
- On the Skeptical
"Foundation" of Ethics, Sami Pihlström
- Leo Strauss and History: The
Philosopher as Conspirator, Claes G. Ryn
- Burke's Historical Morality,
Ryan Holston
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