Modern Age

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Articles in Fall 2007 issue of Modern Age

• Beauty: an essential characteristic of civilized culture
  by Kevin L. Cope
• Harry Jaffa and the demise of the old republic
  by Barry Alan Shain
• The "good feminism" delusion
  by Carol Iannone
• Conservatism, Christianity, and the revitalization of Europe
  by Lee Congdon
• Feminist literary criticism: from anti-patriarchy to decadence
  by Anne Barbeau Gardiner
• The tragic death of the Habsburg Empire
  by James Kurth
• Hugo von Hofmannsthal and the interwar European Right
  by Paul Gottfried
• The end of gender sanity in American public life
  by Bryce Christensen
• A dawsonian view of patriarchy
  by R.V. Young
• "Rule Britannia!" all empires are not created equal
  by Jeremy Black
• Pope Leo XIII and the Catholic response to modernity
  by Robert P. Kraynak
• The natural family dimly seen through feminist eyes
  by Allan Carlson
• What is worth conserving?
  by John M. Vella
• American conservatism and the old republic
  by Thomas E. Woods, Jr.
• The decline of American intellectual conservatism
  by Claes G. Ryn
• The problem of the imperial presidency
  by George W. Carey
• The problem with modern art; or, why beautiful art matters
  by James F. Cooper
• The Southern tradition and limited government
  by Donald W. Livingston
• Conservatism means conservation
  by Roger Scruton
• The old republic and the sectional crisis
  by Mark Malvasi
• Building more value into the world we build
  by Catesby Leigh