The University Bookman

Editors’ Note | 3

A Man for All Seasons

the philosopher poet | 5 [Read Online]

Of Philosophers and Kings, by Leon Harold Craig
reviewed by Paul A. Cantor

dramatic dialogue as “a dyadic nonlinear feedback system” | 10

Shakespeare’s Twenty-First-Century Economics, by Frederick Turner
reviewed by R. V. Young

shakespeare as guide to the christian life | 15

The Trial of Man: Christianity and Judgment in the World of Shakespeare, by Craig Bernthal
reviewed by Jim Bond

speaking of shakespeare: G. K. Chesterton and the Wealth of being | 20

Chesterton on Shakespeare, by Dorothy Collins
reviewed by David M. Whalen

Frivolity and seriousness: auden on Shakespeare | 25

Lectures on Shakespeare, by W. H. Auden, reconstructed and edited by Arthur Kirsch
reviewed by Amy Fahey

conservatives and the environmental question | 31 [read online]

Hard Green: A Conservative Manifesto, by Peter Huber
The Greening of Conservative America, by John R. E. Bliese
reviewed by Tobias Lanz

behold the reign of man! | 36 [Read online]

Multiculturalism and the Politics of Guilt by Paul Gottfried
reviewed by Thomas F. Bertonneau

the history of a mind | 42

A Mind’s Matter: An Intellectual Autobiography, by Stanley L. Jaki
reviewed by D. J. Mullan

“the feminine mistake” | 47

Forced Labor, by Brian C. Anderson
Feminist Fantasies, by Phyllis Schlafly
reviewed by Noel Black

a different kind of skeptic | 52

The Sense of Beauty, by George Santayana,
with a new introduction by John McCormick
reviewed by James Seaton

a conversation with joseph pearce | 56 [read online]

interviewed by James E. Person, Jr.

On Essays and Letters | 63

“Unlike the Spider in the Window: ‘To Chuse, is to Do’ ”
by James V. Schall, S.J.

Essay | 67

Burke or Rousseau? The Meiji Constitution in Early Modern Japan
by Hiro Aida

Review: The Situation of Man | 71

Edmund Burke of Beaconsfield, by Elizabeth Lambert
reviewed by John Faulkner

Essay: history and place | 76

by Joseph T. Stuart