Modern Age 1992 - Abstracts
| Modern Age 1992 | |||||
| Title | Subject | Authors | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| A lost civilization. (the New Age in the US) | Political science | Harrigan, Anthony | |||
| Enlightenment to ideology: the apotheosis of the human mind. (part 1) | Political science | Niemeyer, Gerhart | |||
| George F. Will and contemporary American conservatism. | Political science | Rozell, Mark J. | |||
| Nie Wieder? Laughter and forgetting in East Germany. | Political science | Rodden, John | |||
| On university excellence: reflections from Berkeley. | Political science | Roberts, Catherine | |||
| Ortega and etymological man. (Jose Ortega y Gasset, author of 'The Revolt of the Masses') | Political science | Rickenbacker, William F. | |||
| Semiotics vs. the word. | Political science | Christensen, Bryce J. | |||
| The legacy of Luigi Einaudi and Wilhelm Roepke. | Political science | Campbell, William F. | |||
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