Winter 2009
Articles
Exhortation
Human knowledge is personal and participant--placing us at the center of the universe
The Future of the American Frontier
Can one of our most enduring national myths, much in evidence in the recent presidential campaign, be reinvented yet again?
Now is the time to reconsider a policy that must eventually change. But simply replacing race with class isn’t the solution.
Military snooping on civilians is more widespread than ever
Having reached the shores of seniority himself, the author finds a surprising contentment in the eyes of his fellow retirees
The Civil War halted Walt Whitman's outpouring of great poetry
I never felt the pain of unbelief until I believed. But belief itself is hardly painless.
C.S. Lewis and J. R. R. Tolkien on universal truths
Fiction
Poetry
Arts
Macbeth does not work without its supernatural elements
