Modern Age Archive — Volume 42, Number 1; Winter 2000

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The Conservative Scholar in the Twenty-First Century George A. Panichas I. The Conservative Dilemma How Does the Past Become the Future? Stephen Tonsor The Conservative Mission and Progressive Ideology George W. Carey The Scholar as Borrower and Lender of the Truth of Things Marion Montgomery II. Conditions and Challenges The Tangled History of Secularism Emmet Kennedy The Ethical Challenge of the Twenty-First Century Alfred Thomas The Moral Voice of Octavio Paz Noel M. Valis III. Language and Tradition A Return to Sources E. Christian Kopff Literature and the Foundations of the West Jeffrey Hart Conservative Literary Study Stephen L. Tanner The Long Tradition and Social Science Irving Louis Horowitz IV. Thorny Problems Francis Fukuyama as Teacher of Evil Peter Augustine Lawler Taking the Lead in Environmentalism John R. E. Bliese Amercian Foreign Policy in the Twenty-First Century Anthony Harrigan V. Fighting Words The Americanization of Conservatism Dr. Barry Alan Shain

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