Critical Review

 

Winter–Spring 1999 (Vol.13 Nos.1–2)

 

• The Theological Origins of Modernity ,  by Michael Allen Gillespie
• Liberalism and Enlightenment in Eighteenth-Century Germany ,  by James Schmidt
• Hobbes’s Contempt for Opinions: Manipulation and the Challenge for Mass Democracies ,  by Geoffrey M. Vaughan
• America’s Contents and Discontents: Reflections on Michael Sandel’s America ,  by Rogers M. Smith
• Humanism and Antihumanism in Lasch and Sandel ,  by Tom Hoffman
• Toleration and Multiculturalism ,  by Ryszard Legutko

• The Postmodern Identity of Russia—and the West ,  by Boris Maizel
• Misfortune, Welfare Reform, and Right-Wing Egalitarianism ,  by Patrick Boleyn-Fitzgerald
• The Limits of Instrumental Rationality in Social Explanation ,  by Doug Mann
• Democracy Despite Voter Ignorance: A Weberian Reply to Somin and Friedman ,  by David Ciepley