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Acknowledgments | ||
Raymond Aron and the Power of Ideas | 3 | |
Plutarch and the Issue of Character | 18 | |
"Strange Seriousness": Discovering Daumier | 37 | |
Walter Bagehot: The Greatest Victorian | 52 | |
What's Left of Descartes? | 81 | |
Schiller's "Education" | 101 | |
The Difficulty With Hegel | 119 | |
Schopenhauer's Worlds | 140 | |
What Did Kierkegaard Want? | 156 | |
George Santayana | 178 | |
Wittgenstein: The Philosophical Porcupine | 201 | |
Bertrand Russell: Apostle of Disillusionment | 222 | |
Who Was David Stove? | 246 | |
Tocqueville Today | 275 | |
Anthony Trollope: A Novelist Who Hunted the Fox | 293 | |
G. C. Lichtenberg: A "Spy on Humanity" | 316 | |
The Genius of Wodehouse | 330 | |
The Mystery of Charles Peguy | 353 | |
Index | 367 |
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