Peter J. Stanlis is Professor Emeritus of English at Rockford College. As the author of Edmund Burke and the Natural Law, which appeared in 1955 and revolutionized the way Burke was viewed in the academy, Dr. Stanlis is one of the fathers of postwar conservatism. During the last forty years or so he has been one of ISI's most active and popular Faculty Associates. One of the ISI students on whom he left his mark was our very own Ken Cribb, whom Peter had as a student at two ISI summer schools, including one at Hartford University, where Peter led the summer school in cooperation with none other than Will Herberg. Dr. Stanlis remains an active scholar, and ISI Books will publish his book on the thought of his friend Robert Frost next year.

ISI Books
•Author of Robert Frost

Online Lectures
•Babbitt, Burke, & Rousseau
•Burke vs Rousseau: Nature and Civil Society
•Edmund Burke on Natural Law and Rights Traditions
•Frost's War with 20th Century Ideology
•Jacobin Democracy
•Literature as a Counter to Nihilism
•The Idea of Progress Today
•The Meaning of a Liberal Education -- Panel Discussion
•The Natural Law: Its Principles, History, Critics, and Defenders

ISI Journals
•Robert Frost and Creative Evolution
—Spring 2002, MA
•Robert Frost and Darwin's Theory of Evolution Part Two
—Summer 2000, MA
•Robert Frost and Darwin's Theory of Evolution Part One
—Spring 2000, MA
•Robert Frost: The Conversationalist as Poet
—Fall 1997, MA
•An Imaginary Edmund Burke
—Winter 1994, MA
•Edmund Burke's Legal Erudition and Practical Politics: Ireland and the American Revolution
—Fall, 2006, PSR
•The Erosion of Political Principles
Claes G. Ryn, Democracy and the Ethical Life: A Philosophy of Politics and Community
—Fall 1991, MA
•Sensibility or Virtue?
—Spring 1997, IR
•Ideology and the Revolutionary Spirit
A. Owen Aldridge, Thomas Paine's American Ideology
—Spring 1987, MA
•Prophet of Higher Education
—Fall 1994, IR
•Edmund Burke, The Perennial Political Philosopher
—Summer/Fall 1982, MA
•Misinterpreting Burke
Michael Freeman, Edmund Burke and the Critique of Political Radicalism
—Summer 1981, MA
•Rehabilitating Robert Frost
—Fall 1985, IR
•Burke: The Later Phase
Carl B. Cone, Burke and the Nature of Politics: The Age of the French Revolution
—Spring 1965, MA
•Robert Frost: The Individual and Society
—Summer 1973, IR
•Edmund Burke and Revolution
—Summer 1971, IR
•The Basis of Burke's Political Conservatism
—Summer 1961, MA
•Burke's Letters
—Summer 1959, MA
•Plato and Aristotle
—Spring 1959, MA
•The World of the Polis
—Spring 1959, MA
•Robert Frost: Individualistic Democrat
—September 1965, IR
•The Present Impasse of the Idea of Progress
—Winter 1957-1958, MA