Humane Studies Review - Winter 1987-1988

A Research and Study Guide

PDF Version Institute for Humane Studies 11/16/1987

Volume 5, Number 2

Inside HSR:

• How did a mild form of collectivism come to be called liberalism in the Twentieth Century? Historian Stephen Davies surveys the literature, the key players, and the issues.
  
• Does the U. S. Constitution protect "unenumerated" rights? Legal scholar Randy Barnett looks at the Ninth Amendment. 
  
• What happened to Argentina? How did a prosperous and liberal polity descend into Peronist collectivism? Historian Eduardo Zimmermann looks at the literature and the issues. 
  
• Jorge Luis Borges, poet, essayist, critic, classical liberal: philosopher George Eckerle examines the
  politics of this unpolitical writer.