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The Great Ideas Today1961-1998Index Title. Author. Volume: pages. Abode of the Modern Muse: The Science Museum. Thomas K. Simpson. 1998: 2-67. The Abolition of Man. C. S. Lewis. 1968: 496-536. The Acquisitive Society R.H. Tawney. 1962: 403-483. On Action at A Distance. James Clerk Maxwell. 1986: 426-434. Adam Smith and The Spirit of Capitalism. Irving Kristol. 1976: 274-308. Address and Declaration at The Seneca Falls Convention of 1848. Elizabeth Cady Stanton. 1998: 334-341. Advancement and Obsolescence In Science. Theodosius Dobzhansky. 1974: 51-61. The Aethereal Sky: Man's Search for A Plenum Universe. Owen Gingerich. 1979: 68-87. On The Aims and Instruments of Scientific Thought. William Kingdon Clifford. 1981: 454-470. The Ambiguities of Don Quixote. Otto Bird. 1984: 94-122. The Ambiguity of Nationalism. Maurice Cranston. 1993: 214-251. America From Far and Near. Alexei Adzhubei. 1964: 4-29. American Art Since Mid-Century. Donald B. Kuspit. 1986: 2-61. The American Economy. Lester C. Thurow. 1987: 2-51. The Americanization of Europe. Milton Mayer. 1964: 118-161. The Americanization of Europe. A Review In Pictures. 1964: 162-178. The Analects. Confucius. 1984: 236-290. Anarchism and Revolution. Paul Goodman. 1970: 44-65. The Anatomy of Justice In Taxation. Walter J. Blum and Harry Kalven, Jr. 1973: 130-153. Animals and Men. Anthony Quinton. 1986: 94-153. Applied Anthropology: The State of the Art. Margaret Mead. 1998: 404-434. Archaeology. Leonard Cottrell. 1968: 170-249. The Varieties of Metaphysical Poetry. Reviewed By John Bayley. 1996: 436-441. Why History Matters. Reviewed By Paulette Roeske. 1998: 436-440. Architectural Papers. Louis H. Sullivan. 1993: 392-431. Are There Real Analogies In Nature? James Clerk Maxwell. 1986: 421-425. Aristotle On The Emotions. Jon Elster. 1998: 230-271. Art and Utility. Horatio Greenough. 1984: 292-357. Ashley Montagu (Ed.): Sociobiology Examined. John Van Doren . 1981: 219-234. Aspects of Induced Language In Chimpanzees. David Mcneill. 1975: 25-39. Astronomia Nova (Selections). Johannes Kepler. 1983: 306-341. The Autobiography of Edward Gibbon. Edward Gibbon. 1981: 276-367. Automation. Milton Mayer. 1962: 82-104. Automation and Jobs. Yale Brozen. 1965: 4-27. The Awakening. Kate Chopin. 1992: 350-435. Ball-Of-Fat. Guy De Maupassant. 1993: 435-457. The Battle of the Books. Jonathan Swift. 1971: 380-401. Beethoven 1770-1827. Robert Mann. 1970: 85-90. On Beginnings. George Anastaplo. 1998: 138-173. Benito Cereno. Herman Melville. 1972: 416473. Bentham. John Stuart Mill. 1993: 334-363. Beyond Narrative: The Future of the Feature Film. Roger Ebert. 1978: 176-215. Bhagavad Gqto. Anonymous. 1985: 290-337. Biological Sciences and Medicine, The Year's Developments In. 1961 - Gilbert Cant 290-335. The Biology of Immune Responses, Michael Edidin. 1991: 2-59. The Birth of Tragedy. Friedrich Nietzsche. 1983: 396-469. Brandel's Mediterranean. Charles Van Doren. 1983: 266-288. Candide. Voltaire. 1981: 368-435. The Canterbury Tales. Mark Van Doren. 1973: 180229. A Catechism For Our Times. Mortimer J. Adler. 1969: 79-97. The Challenge of Democracy. John Strachey. 1965: 520-589. Changing Conceptions of the Police. Jerome H. Skolnick. 1972: 40-57. The Changing Role of Woman: A Biosocial Interpretation. Lucius F. Cervantes. 1966: 28-43. Changing Views of Natural Catastrophe. David M. Raup. 1988: 54-77. Chaos: A View of Complexity in the Physical Sciences. Leo P. Kadanoff. 1986: 62-92. The Child As Reader. Clifton Fadiman. 1983: 236-264. The Christian Skepticism of Montaigne. Otto Bird. 1985: 120-149. The Church and Women. James A. Pike. 1966: 56-71. Civil Disobedience. Marshall Cohen. 1971: 238-278. The Civil Police. A Symposium (Ramsey Clark. Norval Morris, Jerome H. Skolnick, James F Ahern, Casamayor). 1972: 1-102. Climate: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow. F. Kenneth Hare. 1982: 51-103. Commentaries On The Laws of England (Selections). Sir William Blackstone. 1989: 286-315. A Commentary On Aristotle's Nicomachean Ethics. Mortimer J. Adler. 1988: 290-311. Common Sense. Thomas Paine. 1976: 310-335. The Comparison of Related Forms. D'arcy Wentworth Thompson. 1977: 320-367. Concerning Liberal Education. William Whewell. 1991: 376-431. The Condition of Knowledge. Charles Van Doren. 1996: 156-178. The Confusion of the Animalists. Mortimer J. Adler. 1975: 72-89. The Consolation of Philosophy. Boethius. 1982: 296-379. The Constitution Revisited. Scott Buchanan. 1975: 432-461. Contemporary Poetry. A Symposium (Louis Simpson, James Dickey, Stephen Spender). 1968: 78-119. Contemporary Poetry's Mother Tongues. Alfred Corn. 1995: 2-33. Contemporary Views of Happiness. Deal W. Hudson. 1992: 170-216. On Crimes and Punishments. Cesare Beccaria. 1974: 352-407. Crowley Castle. Elizabeth Gaskell. 1996: 382-409. Culture and Society. A Symposium (Waldemar A. Nielsen, Jacques Rigaud, Arnold Goodman, Michael Straight, Philipp Fehl). 1977: 3-90. Cybernation, Unemployment, and Freedom. Robert Theobald. 1964: 48-69. Daisy Miller. Henry James. 1964: 366-413. Dante The Thinker: Poetry and Philosophy. Otto Bird. 1983: 204-235. The Dead. James Joyce. 1962: 523-552. On Death. Milton Mayer. 1965: 106-149. On Death. A Review in Pictures. 1965: 150-164. Death In Venice. Thomas Mann. 1963: 395-441. In Defense of Socrates. Xenophon. 1973: 302-313. Democracy In America (Selections). Alexis De Tocqueville. 1964: 414-475. Democratic Control and Professional Restraint. James F Ahern. 1972: 58-71. Democratic Vistas. Walt Whitman. 1984: 428-469. Determinism and Reality. Stanley L. Jaki. 1990: 276-302. The Developing Countries. Jagdish Bhagwati. 1976: 56-74. The Development of Human Linguistic Behaviors In Chimpanzees. Roger S. Fouts. 1975: 9-24, 90-93. "On The Development of Ideas" From Essay On The Development of Christian Doctrine. John Henry Newman. 1966: 406-453. Developments In Contemporary Architecture 19451990. Kenneth Frampton. 1990: 2-67. The Difference of Woman and The Difference It Makes. A Symposium (Elisabeth Mann Boryese, Lucius F. Cervantes, Anna Rosenberg Hoffman, James A. Pike). 1966: 1-98. The Discipline of History. Henry Steele Commager. 1972: 228-297. Discontinuities & Discoveries: Innovation In Recent American Fiction. Albert J. Guerard. 1976: 108-151. Discourses On Art (Selections). Sir Joshua Reynolds. 1976: 336-427. A Disputation on the Future of Democracy. (Mortimer J. Adler, Maurice Cranston, Anthony Quinton: Moderator: Bill Moyers). 1978: 3-70. The Divided World. Milton Mayer. 1962: 54-82. Does America's Best Hope For The Future Lie In Political Conservatism? The Great Debate of the Year (Barry Goldwater, Jacob K. Javits). 1962: 1-52. Does Secular Theology Have A Future? Martin E. Marty. 1967: 38-53. A Dolls House. Henrik Ibsen. 1980: 399-451. Don Quixote's Profession. Mark Van Doren. 1976: 428-473. A Dream of Red Mansions. C.T. Hsia. 1987: 277-284. The Duration of Life. August Weismann. 1972: 394-415. "The Dynamo and The Virgin" From The Education of Henry Adams. Henry Adams. 1980: 452-460. Early Writings On Labour, Property, and Communism. Karl Marx. 1989: 386-405. Eclipse of God. Martin Buber. 1967: 310-371. Ecology: A World Concern. Henry J. Kellermann 1971: 16-39. Economic Growth: Some Pessimistic Reflections. E.J. Mishan. 1971: 52-71. Economic Stabilization Policies In The United States. James Tobin. 1976: 39-55. Eddington's Two Tables. A. Brian Pippard. 1990: 311-317. Education and The State: Learning Community. Joseph J. Schwab. 1976: 234-272. Edward Gibbon's Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire. Hugh Trevor-Roper. 1981: 116-158. Egonomics: The Economics of Personal Conflict. Jon Elster. 1993: 87-135. Einstein's General Theory of Relativity and Cosmology. S. Chandrasekhar. 1979: 90-138. Electing The U.S. President. Douglass Cater. 1982: 16-50. The Emergence of Post-Modern Science. Stephen Toulmin. 1981: 68-114. The End of the Conflict Between Capitalism and Communism. Mortimer J. Adler. 1990: 224-275. Energy: The International Economic Implications. Ragaei El Mallakh. 1980: 72-83. The Energy Crisis and Foreign Policy: The Diplomacy of Transition. Franklin Tugwell. 1980: 52-71. Enfranchisement of Women. Harriet Taylor Mill. 1998: 352-381. English Traits. Ralph Waldo Emerson. 1994: 274-345. The Epic of Gilgamesh. Anonymous. 1996: 318-347. An Essay On Criticism. Alexander Pope. 1981: 256-275. Essay On Locke's Two Treatises of Government. Richard Ashcraft. 1989: 123-161. Essay On Population. Robert Malthus. 1963: 463-554. An Essay On Time: The Tempo of History (An Analysis). Milton Mayer. 1963: 83-131. The Essence of Mathematics. Charles Sanders Peirce. 1975: 462-473. Ethan Frome. Edith Wharton. 1988: 406-467. Ether. James Clerk Maxwell. 1986: 435-443. Ethics: Fourth Century B.C. and Twentieth Century A.D. Mortimer J. Adler. 1988: 274-287. Ethics In A Permissive Society: The Controversy Regarding The Objectivity of Moral Values. Otto Bird. 1981: 160-186. A European View of American Science. Ritchie Calder. 1964: 74-95. Evolution and Permanence of Type. Louis Agassiz. 1998: 382-403. The Evolution of Homo Sapiens. Christopher B. Stringer. 1992: 42-94. Evolution of Life: Evidence For A New Pattern. Steven M. Stanley. 1983: 2-54. Existentialism. Jean-Paul Sartre. 1963: 443-462. Experience and Education. John Dewey. 1961: 379-419. The Explosion of Biological Information. Francis Crick. 1980: 144-183. The Federalist. Rexford G. Tugwell. 1975: 256-300. Fellowship of Reason: The American Association For The Advancement of Science At 150. Thomas K. Simpson. 1998: 68-73. Film, Attention, and Communication. No6 Carroll. 1996: 2-49. On The Formation of Coral-Reefs. Charles Darwin. 1971: 364-379. The Freedom of A Christian. Martin Luther. 1962: 375-402. A Fresh Look At Copernicus. Owen Gingerich. 1973: 154-178. The Function of Criticism At The Present Time. Matthew Arnold. 1982: 412-430. The Function of the University In A Time of Crisis. Noarn Chomsky. 1969: 40-61. Future Relations Between Europe and The United States. Raymond Aron. 1964: 96-111. Gender and Science: 1990. Evelyn Fox Keller. 1990: 68-93. A German Historian Looks At America. Golo Mann. 1964: 30-57. God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. Joe Sachs. 1988: 224-251. On Goethe's Scientific Researches. Hermann Von Helmholtz. 1996: 282-297. The Golden Flower Pot. E.T.A. Hoffmann. 1977: 426-473. Good Housekeeping: The Real Economics of the Caribbean. Thomas K. Simpson. 1997: 124-182. Goods In Common: Efficiency and Community. James O'toole. 1995: 80-115. The Great Anti-School Campaign. Robert M. Hutchins. 1972: 154-227. Great Books and Liberal Arts. Otto Bird. 1991: 200-226. Great Books of Science In The Twentieth Century: Physics. Gerald Holton and Katherine Sopka. 1979: 224-277. The Great Books of the East. William Theodore De Bary. 1987: 222-244. Great Books of the Twentieth Century In Literature. Mark Van Doren. 1969: 276-314. The Great Didactic (Selections). John Amos Comenius. 1988: 312-381. The Great Game-America Elects A President. Milton Mayer. 1961: 101-124. The Great Instauration. Francis Bacon. 1981: 436-452. On Greek Tragedy. Seth Benardete. 1980: 102-143. The Growth of Public Patronage. Waldemar A. Nielsen. 1977: 7-27. Hans Kting: Does God Exist? Mortimer J. Adler and Wayne F Moquin. 1981: 188-203. Has Man's Conquest of Space Increased Or Diminished His Stature? A Symposium (Herbert J. Muller, Aldous Huxley, Hannah Arendt, Paul Tillich, Harrison Brown). 1963: 1-82. The Hero and The Heroic Ideal. A Symposium (S.L.A. Marshall, Ron Dorfman, Josef Pieper, Jay Gould Boyum, Sidney Hook, Chaim Potok). 1973: 1-76. The Hero and The Heroic Ideal In Great Books of the Western World. Editors (John Van Doren and Otto Bird). 1973: 5-36. The Hero As A World Figure. Sidney Hook. 1973: 63-69. Heroes For An Ordinary World. Chaim Potok. 1973: 70-76. Heroes In Black and White. Joy Gould Boymn. 1973: 57-62. Heroism and Fortitude. Josef Pieper. 1973: 50-56. History and Tradition. J.H. Plumb. 1974: 62-76. >From The History of the Russian Revolution. Leon Trotsky. 1994: 346-381. How Things Seem and What They Are: A Philosophical-Scientific Discussion (Sir Arthur S. Eddington, A. Brian Pippard, Mortimer J. Adler). 1990: 304-323. How Woman Differs From Man: The Facts. Lucius F Cervantes. 1966: 4-13. Human Fossils: The New Revolution. Charles E. Oxnard. 1977: 92-153. Human Nature, Gender, and Ethnicity (Part One). Deal W. Hudson. 1994: 127-167. Human Nature, Gender, and Ethnicity (Part Two). Deal W. Hudson. 1995: 116-144. Human Rights Since 1945: An Appraisal. Ren6 Cassin. 1971: 4-15. The Idea of A Modem Museum. Roy Mcmullen. 1977: 154-202. The Idea of A University. John Henry Newman. 1969: 356-383. On The Idea of Beauty. Donald Metric. 1979: 184-222. The Idea of Civil Police. (John Van Doren). 1983: 182-202. The Idea of Dialectic. Mortimer J. Adler. 1986: 154-177. The Idea of Equality. Editors (Otto Bird). 1968: 301-350. The Idea of Freedom-Part One. Charles Van Doren. 1972: 300-392. The Idea of Freedom-Part Two. Charles Van Doren. 1973: 232-300. The Idea of God and The Difficulties of Atheism. Ttienne Gilson. 1969: 237-274. The Idea of Happiness. V. J. Mcgill. 1967: 272-308. The Idea of Justice. Otto Bird. 1974: 166-209. The Idea of Nature, East and West. Hajime Nakamura. 1980: 234-304. The Idea of Religion In Great Books of the Western World. Editors. 1967: 70-80. The Idea of Religion-Part One. John Edward Sullivan. 1977: 204-276. The Idea of Religion-Part Two. John Edward Sullivan. 1978: 218-312. The Idea of Revolution. A Symposium (Arnold J. Toynbee, Ivan Illich, Paul Goodman, William F. Buckley, Jr.). 1970: 1-84. The Idea of Revolution In Great Books of the Western World. Editors (William Gorman). 1970: 79-84. The Idea of Tradition In Great Books of the Western World. Editors (William Gorman). 1974: 77-90. The Idea of World Community In Great Books of the Western World. Editors (William Gorman). 1971: 89-120. Ideas and Politics. A Symposium (Eugene J. Mccarthy, Theodore C. Sorensen, Richard H. Rovere, Arthur Schlesinger, Jr.). 1968: 1-76. Impasse For The Elementary-Particle Concept. Geoffrey Chew. 1974: 92-125. Inaugural Address At St. Andrews. John Stuart Mill. 1969: 384-417. The Inefficacy of the Good: On Reading Thucydides. Douglas Allanbrook. 1985: 150-175. Infinity and Controversy. Otto Bird. 1993: 138-163. Inflation. Arnold C. Harberger. 1976: 94-106. In Re Allan Bloom: A Respectful Dissent. George Anastaplo. 1988: 252-273. On Instinct. Charles Darwin. 1984: 358-376. Intellectuals In American Politics. Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr. 1968: 48-76. International Corporations and The World Economy. Grant L. Reuber. 1976: 21-38. An Introduction To "Ancient" African Thought. George Anastaplo. 1995: 146-177. An Introduction To Buddhist Thought. George Anastaplo. 1992: 218-247. An Introduction To Confucian Thought. George Anastaplo. 1984: 124-170. An Introduction To Hindu Thought: The Bhagavad Git). George Anastaplo. 1985: 258-285. An Introduction To Islamic Thought: The Koran. George Anastaplo. 1989: 234-282. An Introduction To Mesopotamian Thought: The Gilgamesh Epic. George Anastaplo. 1986: 288-313. An Introduction To North American Indian Thought. George Anastaplo. 1993: 252-286. An Introduction To The Study of Experimental Medicine. Claude Bernard. 1978: 340-473. Introduction To The Study of Practical Wisdom. Yves R. Simon. 1988: 382-405. The Invention of the Presidency. Marcus Cunliffe. 1987: 156-221. The Invincible Ignorance of Science. A. Brian Pippard. 1990: 324-337. Is Democracy The Best Form of Government For The Newly Formed Nations? The Great Debate of the Year (William 0. Douglas, Peregrine Worsthorne). 1961: 1-76. An Italian Novelist Looks At America. Guido Piovene. 1964: 58-73. The Jeffersonian City. Peter D. Paul. 1993: 287-328. Jobs For The Displaced: A Public Responsibility. Adolf A. Berle, Jr. 1965: 28-47. K)Iid)Sa's ,Akuntal). Barbara Stoler Miller. 1987: 244-253. Kepler's Anguish and Hawking's Queries: Reflections On Natural Theology. Owen Gingerich. 1992: 271-286. Language. Sydney M. Lamb. 1975: 58-71, 94-97. Language and Communication. A Symposium (Roger S. Fouts, David Mcneill, Frank E.X. Dance, Sydney M. Lamb, Mortimer J. Adler). 1975: 1-100. Language and Science: Genetics, Embryology, and The Discourse of Gene Action. Evelyn Fox Keller. 1994: 2-29. Laocoon. Gotthold Ephraim Lessing. 1985: 380-469. The Last Days of Immanuel Kant. Thomas De Quincey. 1989: 354-385. Latin-American Literature Today Part One: Background To The "Boom." Ren6 De Costa. 1992: 2-41. Latin-American Literature Today Part Two: Beyond The "Boom." Ren6 De Costa. 1993: 50-86. Law, Authority, and The Limits of Law Enforcement In Great Books of the Western World. Editors (William Gorman). 1972: 90-102. On Legal Practice and Education At The Present Time. William T. Braithwaite. 1989: 44-100. The Liberal Arts of Words and Numbers. Otto Bird. 1997: 46-76. The Limits of Space and Time. Stephen W. Hawking. 1979: 33-42. Linguistics. R.H. Robins. 1970: 178-227. Literature. Kenneth Rexroth. 1970: 138-177. Literature, The Year's Developments In. Lives of the Poets (Selections). Samuel Johnson. 1979: 336-386. Machine Thinking and Thinking Machines. Charles Van Doren. 1982: 256-279. Mach's Principle, 1879-1979. Dennis W. Sciama. 1979: 56-67. Mademoiselle Fifi. Guy De Maupassant. 1993: 458-465. The Madonna of the Future. Henry James. 1986: 444-469. The Making of the Bill of Rights, 1791. Arranged By George Anastaplo. 1991: 318-375. Management Medicine: The Doctor's Job Today. Franz J. Ingelfinger. 1978: 104-175. Man A Machine. Julien De La Mettrie. 1982: 380-411. The Manchester Marriage. Elizabeth Gaskell. 1996: 410-433. Mathematics In Our Time. Felix E. Browder. 1983: 55-110. Matter and Motion. James Clerk Maxwell. 1986: 348-418. Maxwell's Treatise and The Restoration of the Cosmos. Thomas K. Simpson. 1986: 218-267. The Meaning of Quantum Theory. Richard Healey. 1998: 74-105. Mental Images In Cognitive Psychology. Eva T.H. Brann. 1990: 94-137. The Metamorphoses (Selections). Ovid. 1966: 336-405. Mind and Brain: The Genius of Fortune. Robert H. Kohn. 1994: 260-272. Minds and Brains: Angels, Humans, and Brutes. Mortimer J. Adler. 1982: 2-14. Modern Cosmology. A Symposium (James E. Gunn, Stephen W. Hawking, P.C.W. Davies, Dennis W. Sciama, Owen Gingerich). 1979: 3-87. The Modem Interaction of Science and Theology. John Polkinghorne. 1995: 34-54. Modem Philosophies of Law. Shirley Robin Letwin. 1972: 104-153. Monkey. Folk Novel of China (In Part). Wu Ch'8ng-6n. 1992: 306-349. Montaigne's Psychology. Jon Elster. 1996: 108-155. Morris Kline: Mathematics-The Loss of Certainty. Charles Van Doren. 1981: 204-218. Mr. Harrison's Confessions. Elizabeth Gaskell. 1996: 322-381. Music As A Liberal Art. Bruce Venable. 1991: 287316. Music, Painting, and Sculpture, The Year's Developments In. Roy Mcmullen. 1967: 82-157. My Kinsman, Major Molineux. Nathaniel Hawthorne. 1997: 422-441. Natural Rights. James O'toole. 1998: 174-206. Natural Theology, Chance, and God. Mortimer J. Adler. 1992: 287-301. The Nature of the Physical World (Introduction). Sir Arthur S. Eddington. 1990: 307-310. The Need For A Comprehensive Cultural Policy. Jacques Rigaud. 1977: 28-40. The Need For Cultural Revolution. Ivan Illich. 1970: 28-43. The Need For A Theology of the World. M.D. Chenu. 1967: 54-69. The New American Poetry. Louis Simpson. 1968: 80-89, 114-117 (Poems). The New Biology: Decline of the Baconian Creed. Gunther S. Stent. 1976: 152-193. The New Biology and Its Human Implications. Theodore T. Puck. 1985: 52-78. The New Biology and The Shaping of the Future. John R. Platt. 1968: 120-169. New Developments In Classical Studies. M.I. Finley. 1971: 122-167. New Europe and The U.S.A. A Symposium (William Benton, Alexci Adzhubei, Golo Mann, Guido Piovene, Ritchie Calder, Raymond Aron). 1964: Ix-116. A New Look At Woman's Work. Anna Rosenberg Hoffman. 1966: 44-55. The New Man. Milton Mayer. 1966: 100-144. The New Pythagoreans: Reflections On The Idea of Science In Our Time. Part 1: The Physicists. Thomas K. Simpson. 1988: 162-221. The New Pythagoreans 11: The Scientists of Life and The World Food Problem. Thomas K. Simpson. 1989: 162-232. The New Pythagoreans Iii: The Scientists of the Mind (Part One). Thomas K. Simpson. 1990: 174-221. The New Pythagoreans Iii: The Scientists of the Mind (Part Two). Thomas K. Simpson. 1991: 142-199. The New Rhetoric: A Theory of Practical Reasoning. Chaim Perelman. 1970: 272-312. Newton's Path To The Principia. Curtis Wilson. 1985: 178-229. No More Heroes. Ron Dorfman. 1973: 45-49. A Note On The Mencius. Irene Bloom. 1987: 259-267. "Notes From Yon Exaltations Caught": Church Singing and The Fathers. Bruce Venable. 1993: 164-212. The Novel In Europe Today: Experiment and Regression. John Bayley. 1989: 2-43. Observations In Cosmology: The Shape of Space and The Totality of Time. James E. Gunn. 1979: 7-32. Odlyssey Variations. Mark Perlberg. 1984: 171-177. Old Problems and New In International Relations. David E. and Philip M. Kaiser. 1976: 194-231. On Discovery, The Healing Power of Nature, and The Value of Poetry. Diane Ackerman. 1998: 272-292. Order and Disorder In The Universe. Pcw. Davies. 1979: 43-55. On The Organization of Institutions of Higher Learning In Berlin. Wilhelm Von Humboldt. 1969: 348-355. Our Political Situation: Good Government, Selfgovernment, and American Democracy. Laurence Berns. 1997: 78-123. Patronage Through The Ages. Philipp Fehl. 1977: 74-90. Persuasion. Jane Austen. 1975: 302-431. Phaedra. Jean Racine. 1983: 342-395. Phases of Matter. Scott Desjardins. 1984: 43-92. A Philosophical Problem To Be Solved. Mortimer J. Adler. 1993: 329-332. Philosophy and Ethics. M.S. Gram and H.B. Veatch. 1970: 228-270. Philosophy In Our Time. Mortimer J. Adler. 1982: 238-255. The Philosophy of Kant. Anthony Quinton. 1977: 278-317. The Philosophy of Science. Herbert Feigl. 1969: 146-189. Philosophy, Religion, and Theology, The Year's Developments In. Physical Sciences, Technology, and Astronomy, The Year's Developments
In. The Physician In Spite of Himself. Moliere. 1978: 314-339. Physics and Politics. Walter Bagehot. 1968: 406-495. The Pilgrim's Progress. John Bunyan. 1994: 382-471; 1995: 230-333. The Planets Today: The New View From Space. Nicholas M. Short. 1975: 146-203. The Planning of the Future. Bertrand De Jouvenel. 1974: 126-164. A Plea For John Brown. Henry David Thoreau. 1997: 400-421. The Pluralistic University In The Pluralistic Society. Clark Kerr, 1969: 4-29. Poetic Justice. John Van Doren. 1996: 258-276. Poetry and Mathematics. Scott Buchanan. 1974: 408-473. The Poetry of Self-Creation. John Bayley. 1975: 204-254. Police That Serve Society. Ramsey Clark. 1972: 4-21. Political Ideas In The United States. Richard H. Rovere. 1968: 36-47. Political Philosophy In Our Time. Maurice Cranston. 1975: 102-145. Politics and Dissent. Theodore C. Sorensen. 1968: 20-35. Popular Scientific Lectures (Selections). Ernst Mach. 1979: 388-443. Postmodernism: A Critical Diagnosis. Alex Callinicos. 1997: 206-256. Post-Political and Elegiac Poetry. Stephen Spender. 1985: 2-51. Pragmatism. William James. 1964: 492-579. The Praise of Folly. Desiderius Erasmus. 1970: 314-385. Preliminary Draft of A World Constitution. Robert M. Hutchins Et Al. 1971: 328-345. The President of the United States. Woodrow Wilson. 1982: 450-469. The Problem of Power. Casamayor. 1972: 72-89. The Problem of World Government. Jacques Maritain. 1971: 346-363. Progress Sharing: Key To A Private Property Economy. Arthur Larson. 1964: 70-89. The Proper Role of the Criminal Law. Norval Morris. 1972: 22-39. Proslogion, Gaunilo's Criticism, and Anselm's Reply. Anselm of Canterbury. 1969: 316-343. The Prospects For World Government. Joseph S. Clark. 1971: 72-88. The Psychology of Tocqueville's Democracy In America. Jon Elster. 1994: 86-126. Ptolemy, Copernicus, and Kepler. Owen Gingerich. 1983: 137-180. Public Funding of the Arts In America. Michael Straight. 1977: 53-73. On Reading Euclid. Otto Bird. 1986: 184-216. On Reading The Summa: An Introduction To Saint Thomas Aquinas. Otto Bird. 1987: 126-154. "Reality and Appearances" From Ten Philosophical Mistakes. Mortimer J. Adler. 1990: 318-323. The Real Thing. Henry James. 1982: 432-449. Reassessment. Eguene J. Mccarthy. 1968: 4-19. Recent Contributions To Our Knowledge of the Bible. Raymond E. Brown. 1982: 104-157. Rediscovering Natural Law. Scott Buchanan. 1992: 436-470. Reflections On Galen. Douglas Buchanan. 1983: 112-136. Regarding The End of Medicine and The Pursuit of Health. Leon R. Kass. 1978: 72-103. Relativity: The Special and General Theory. Albert Einstein. 1961: 421-477. Religio Medici. Sir Thomas Browne. 1973: 372-423. Religion Within The Limits of Reason Alone. Immanuel Kant. 1977: 368-403. Response To Mortimer J. Adler. Owen Gingerich. 1992: 302-304. Rethinking The Art of Medicine. Mark Swaim and Galen Wagner. 1996: 50-84. Rethinking The Pense_Es of Pascal. Otto Bird. 1982: 212-236. 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