The National Interest - Nbr. 1997, March 1997
The 'realist' school of thought in international relations adopted by the US is distinctly different from the principle adopted by European realists, particularly the French. American realists are focused on the balance of power and are less concerned with the promotion of national ideals or the cultivation of glory. French realism, as seen from the comments of Charles De Gaulle, is concerned with the importance of self-government and national sovereignty.
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First Things: A Monthly Journal of Religion and Public Life - Nbr. 1999, October 1999
The article discusses the philosophy of Francis Fukuyama as expressed in his books "The End of History" and "The Great Disruption: Human Nature and the Reconstitution of Social Order." Topics include scientific materialism, and Fukuyama's thoughts are approached through the writings of Walker Percy and E.O. Wilson.
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Black Issues Book Review - Vol. 5 Nbr. 5, September 2003
Black Issues Book Review asked several middle- and high-school teachers what books they were ...... Their choices include books that are likely to allow African American children to see themselves represented positively in literature--in hopes of broadening horizons beyond the schoolyard and creating new generations of curious and ...
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The National Interest - Nbr. 1993, March 1993
Menshevism, like Bolshevism was also Marxist initially, but after 1919 the Mensheviks moved away from Leninist Marxism. The disillusionment of the Mensheviks towards the Bolshevism continued, and Pavel Axelrod described Bolshevism as 'criminals within the Social Democratic Party.' The Mensheviks believed that Facsism and Bolshevism were similar, and posed grave danger to the working class. Serious Sovietology owes its origins to the philosophy of the Mensheviks.
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First Things: A Monthly Journal of Religion and Public Life - Nbr. 1998, January 1998
Critics of Thomas Aquinas have said that he claimed the male human embryo receives a rational soul earlier than the female. They also believe Aquinas claimed women are defective males. The philosopher, however, did not assert the first claim. He denied that women are defective because he believed that God produced the first woman personally.
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First Things: A Monthly Journal of Religion and Public Life - Nbr. 2007, January 2007
We do not live in an empire, nor do we any longer live in a nation-state. So says William J. Abraham, the Outler professor of theology at Southern Methodist University, and one of the most influential Methodist voices in ...
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American Diplomacy - Nbr. 2008, March 2008
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On February 21, a helicopter carrying Senators Joseph Biden, John Kerry and Chuck Hagel was forced to make an emergency ...... presidential campaign, as there is strong bipartisan agreement that our current efforts there are just and should be pursued if not augmented. But Senators ...
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First Things: A Monthly Journal of Religion and Public Life - Nbr. 2008, May 2008
... He reviews in Christian Century a volume in the very ambitious series called The Church's Bible-Isaiah: Interpreted by Early Christian and Medieval Commentators, edited by Robert Louis ...... gains of historical criticism cannot be undone, and scholars in many quarters would not want them to ...
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