...David Y. Thomas Copyright © 1935 by Duke University Press 1935 The South Atlantic Quarterly Vol. XXXIV APRIL, 1935 Number 2 THE MONROE DOCTRINE FROM ROOSEVELT TO ROOSEVELT DAVID Y. THOMAS THE world was somewhat startled in 1904 by the inter­ pretation given to the Monroe Doctrine by President...

...Roland Hugins Copyright © 1916 by Duke University Press 1916 Disraeli s Doctrine of Toryism Roland Hugins Cornell University Early in his parliamentary career Benjamin Disraeli, speak­ ing in defense of the Chartists, declared, the aristocracy are the natural leaders of the people...

...Theodore Marburg Copyright © 1911 by Duke University Press 1911 A Modified Monroe Doctrine Theodore Marburg The Peace Congress recently assembled at Baltimore voiced by resolution the general desire for an all-inclusive treaty ofarbitra­ tion between the leading powers. President Taft s...

...D. George Kousoulas Copyright © 1973 by Duke University Press 1973 The Truman Doctrine and the Stalin-Tito Rift: A Reappraisal D. George Kousoulas In the late fall of 1947 and the early months of 1948, a process began in eastern Europe which was to have momentous repercus­ sions on the unity...

...Hoxie Neale Fairchild Copyright © 1947 by Duke University Press 1947 WORDSWORTH S DOCTRINE OF CREATIVE DELUSION* HOXIE NEALE FAIRCHILD IN HIS SONNET The World Is Too Much with Us, Words­ worth declares that he would rather be a pagan than resign himself to the fading of the visionary...

...Richard Harter Fogle American Literature and Christian Doctrine . By Stewart Randall . Baton Rouge : Louisiana State University Press , 1958 . Pp. xiii , 155 . $3.50 . Copyright © 1959 by Duke University Press 1959 134 The South Atlantic Quarterly Emily Dickinson s letters...

...Alexander DeConde A History of the Monroe Doctrine (New Edition) . By Perkins Dexter . Boston : Little, Brown and Company , 1955 . Pp. xiv , 462 . $5.00 . Copyright © 1956 by Duke University Press 1956 Book Reviews 399 His book is descriptive rather than analytical, contains...

...Helen E. Sackett Copyright © 1948 by Duke University Press 1948 GARCIA LORCA AND THE DOCTRINAL ISSUE HELEN E. SACKETT WHEN, IN THE early days of the Spanish Civil War, the forces of Franco captured the city of Granada, Federico Garcia Lorca was one of the first to die at their hands. The poet...

...Jennifer M. Chacón Over the past two decades, the US government has expanded immigration detention to unprecedented levels. This essay explores the social and doctrinal origins of the immigration detention boom and provides a critique of the legal doctrines that continue to insulate immigration...

...David Ker Thomson Faced with the looming captivity of the formal archive in the late 1930s, Sigmund Freud consigned his most important work—the story of the unconscious rise of Mosaic doctrine that underwrote the West—to a secret archive, itself a sort of unconscious. “Where do we meet...

... a doctrine, a philosophy, an ideal, a project, or whatever else you want to call this kind of obscure presupposition of every political practice. References Adorno Theodor . 1973 . Negative Dialectics . Translated by Ashton E. B. New York : Seabury . Benjamin Walter . 2002...

...Christian Thorne The virtue of a psychological account of National Socialism is that it invites us to think of fascism as something other than an ideology. A person doesn’t become a fascist by reciting a creed or subscribing to a set doctrine. Even so, The Authoritarian Personality draws...

...Ian Hunter It is sometimes presumed that early modern religious conflict can be understood (and judged) on the basis of philosophical principles of religious freedom that display the irrationality of such conflict. Some derive these principles from Lockean and Kantian doctrines purporting to show...

...Farah Diaz-Tello The US Supreme Court's decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization overturned nearly fifty years of constitutional doctrine protecting the right to seek an abortion, throwing the nation into a state of legal chaos. This legal chaos has its own set of unique and harmful...

... and authority. The tra­ ditional doctrine of the Church concerning the Bible is being afresh inquired into at this time, especially in Germany, England and America; and while that doctrine is being called in question by many and criticised and rejected by some, it is interesting to note that the Bible is being...

... s remoteness from Europe and the dangers of military alli­ ances, have been hallowed by their incorporation into a few major foreign policy proclamations of the most distinguished Founding Fathers Washington s Farewell Address, Jefferson s First Inaugural Address, and the Monroe Doctrine. Although...

... persons in times of trouble; they were made for eras like the present. John r. alden A History of the Monroe Doctrine (New Edition). By Dexter Perkins. Boston: Little, Brown and Company, 1955. Pp. xiv, 462. $5.00. In 1941 Professor Perkins, the foremost authority on the Monroe Doctrine, published...

... by the greater issues of that fearful struggle. One of the most important of these was the Virginia and North Carolina doctrine of instructingVln'iied States senators. It is the purpose of the writer to review in a brief way the rise and progress of this doctrine, noting at the same time its relation...

... by the greater issues of that fearful struggle. One of the most important of these was the Virginia and North Carolina doctrine of instructingVln'iied States senators. It is the purpose of the writer to review in a brief way the rise and progress of this doctrine, noting at the same time its relation...

... evil, the so-called Bush Doctrine is its guillotine. The centerpiece of the doctrine states—contrary to the UN Charter, which legitimizes only self-defensive conflict—that pre- emptive war is justified if an attack on the nation is deemed imminent. Fashioned to justify war against Hussein’s Iraq...