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The Last of the Liberals by Allan Bloom

– Allan Bloom, "Raymond Aron: The Last of the Liberals,"  Quadrant, v30 n4 (April 1986): 22-26.
Excerpt: “A few weeks ago, when I was in Paris, I went to have lunch at my friend Jean-Claude Casanova’s home. As I entered the great doors of the building on the Boulevard St.… More

Aron’s Politic Liberal Rationalism by Daniel Mahoney

– Daniel J. Mahoney,  "The Politic Liberal Rationalism of Raymond Aron," Polity, v24 n4 (Summer, 1992): 693-708.
Excerpt: ” At the time of his death in 1983, Raymond Aron had finally achieved a level of public recognition and even celebration that had eluded him to ring most of his adult and… More

The Tocquevillian Liberalism and Political Sociology Of Raymond Aron

– Stuart L. Campbell, "The Tocquevillian Liberalism and Political Sociology Of Raymond Aron,"  The Historian, v53 n2 (1992): 303-316.
Excerpt: “At the time of his death in October 1983, Raymond Aron was frequently referred to as the 20th century’s Alexis de Tocqueville, France’s renowned historian who… More

Thinking Politically: A Liberal in the Age of Ideology

– Thinking Politically: A Liberal in the Age of Ideology,  New Brunswick, NJ: Transaction Publishers, 1997.
From the publisher: Thinking Politically brings together a series of remarkable interviews with Raymond Aron that form a political history of our time. Ranging over an entire lifetime,… More

Rayond Aron: Political Liberalism Civic Passion, and Impartial Judgment

– Nicolas Baverez; Pierre Manent, "Rayond Aron: Political Liberalism Civic Passion, and Impartial Judgment," Society, 41, no. 3 (2004): 17-20.
Excerpt: “Even if he did not live to see the fall of the Berlin wall and the collapse of the Soviet Union,  Aron largely summed up the history of the 20th century. One must recall… More

The Opium of the Intellectuals

– Raymond Aron, The Opium of the Intellectuals, introduction Harvey C. Mansfield, New York, N.Y.: Norton, 1962.
Aron’s classic work explains the attraction of intellectuals (particularly French and European) to the totalitarian movements of the 20th century, whether leftist or fascist.  One of… More

Essays

The Last of the Liberals by Allan Bloom

– Allan Bloom, "Raymond Aron: The Last of the Liberals,"  Quadrant, v30 n4 (April 1986): 22-26.
Excerpt: “A few weeks ago, when I was in Paris, I went to have lunch at my friend Jean-Claude Casanova’s home. As I entered the great doors of the building on the Boulevard St.… More

Aron’s Politic Liberal Rationalism by Daniel Mahoney

– Daniel J. Mahoney,  "The Politic Liberal Rationalism of Raymond Aron," Polity, v24 n4 (Summer, 1992): 693-708.
Excerpt: ” At the time of his death in 1983, Raymond Aron had finally achieved a level of public recognition and even celebration that had eluded him to ring most of his adult and… More

The Tocquevillian Liberalism and Political Sociology Of Raymond Aron

– Stuart L. Campbell, "The Tocquevillian Liberalism and Political Sociology Of Raymond Aron,"  The Historian, v53 n2 (1992): 303-316.
Excerpt: “At the time of his death in October 1983, Raymond Aron was frequently referred to as the 20th century’s Alexis de Tocqueville, France’s renowned historian who… More

Thinking Politically: A Liberal in the Age of Ideology

– Thinking Politically: A Liberal in the Age of Ideology,  New Brunswick, NJ: Transaction Publishers, 1997.
From the publisher: Thinking Politically brings together a series of remarkable interviews with Raymond Aron that form a political history of our time. Ranging over an entire lifetime,… More

Rayond Aron: Political Liberalism Civic Passion, and Impartial Judgment

– Nicolas Baverez; Pierre Manent, "Rayond Aron: Political Liberalism Civic Passion, and Impartial Judgment," Society, 41, no. 3 (2004): 17-20.
Excerpt: “Even if he did not live to see the fall of the Berlin wall and the collapse of the Soviet Union,  Aron largely summed up the history of the 20th century. One must recall… More

The Opium of the Intellectuals

– Raymond Aron, The Opium of the Intellectuals, introduction Harvey C. Mansfield, New York, N.Y.: Norton, 1962.
Aron’s classic work explains the attraction of intellectuals (particularly French and European) to the totalitarian movements of the 20th century, whether leftist or fascist.  One of… More

Commentary

The Last of the Liberals by Allan Bloom

– Allan Bloom, "Raymond Aron: The Last of the Liberals,"  Quadrant, v30 n4 (April 1986): 22-26.
Excerpt: “A few weeks ago, when I was in Paris, I went to have lunch at my friend Jean-Claude Casanova’s home. As I entered the great doors of the building on the Boulevard St.… More

Aron’s Politic Liberal Rationalism by Daniel Mahoney

– Daniel J. Mahoney,  "The Politic Liberal Rationalism of Raymond Aron," Polity, v24 n4 (Summer, 1992): 693-708.
Excerpt: ” At the time of his death in 1983, Raymond Aron had finally achieved a level of public recognition and even celebration that had eluded him to ring most of his adult and… More

The Tocquevillian Liberalism and Political Sociology Of Raymond Aron

– Stuart L. Campbell, "The Tocquevillian Liberalism and Political Sociology Of Raymond Aron,"  The Historian, v53 n2 (1992): 303-316.
Excerpt: “At the time of his death in October 1983, Raymond Aron was frequently referred to as the 20th century’s Alexis de Tocqueville, France’s renowned historian who… More

Thinking Politically: A Liberal in the Age of Ideology

– Thinking Politically: A Liberal in the Age of Ideology,  New Brunswick, NJ: Transaction Publishers, 1997.
From the publisher: Thinking Politically brings together a series of remarkable interviews with Raymond Aron that form a political history of our time. Ranging over an entire lifetime,… More

Rayond Aron: Political Liberalism Civic Passion, and Impartial Judgment

– Nicolas Baverez; Pierre Manent, "Rayond Aron: Political Liberalism Civic Passion, and Impartial Judgment," Society, 41, no. 3 (2004): 17-20.
Excerpt: “Even if he did not live to see the fall of the Berlin wall and the collapse of the Soviet Union,  Aron largely summed up the history of the 20th century. One must recall… More

The Opium of the Intellectuals

– Raymond Aron, The Opium of the Intellectuals, introduction Harvey C. Mansfield, New York, N.Y.: Norton, 1962.
Aron’s classic work explains the attraction of intellectuals (particularly French and European) to the totalitarian movements of the 20th century, whether leftist or fascist.  One of… More

Multimedia

The Last of the Liberals by Allan Bloom

– Allan Bloom, "Raymond Aron: The Last of the Liberals,"  Quadrant, v30 n4 (April 1986): 22-26.
Excerpt: “A few weeks ago, when I was in Paris, I went to have lunch at my friend Jean-Claude Casanova’s home. As I entered the great doors of the building on the Boulevard St.… More

Aron’s Politic Liberal Rationalism by Daniel Mahoney

– Daniel J. Mahoney,  "The Politic Liberal Rationalism of Raymond Aron," Polity, v24 n4 (Summer, 1992): 693-708.
Excerpt: ” At the time of his death in 1983, Raymond Aron had finally achieved a level of public recognition and even celebration that had eluded him to ring most of his adult and… More

The Tocquevillian Liberalism and Political Sociology Of Raymond Aron

– Stuart L. Campbell, "The Tocquevillian Liberalism and Political Sociology Of Raymond Aron,"  The Historian, v53 n2 (1992): 303-316.
Excerpt: “At the time of his death in October 1983, Raymond Aron was frequently referred to as the 20th century’s Alexis de Tocqueville, France’s renowned historian who… More

Thinking Politically: A Liberal in the Age of Ideology

– Thinking Politically: A Liberal in the Age of Ideology,  New Brunswick, NJ: Transaction Publishers, 1997.
From the publisher: Thinking Politically brings together a series of remarkable interviews with Raymond Aron that form a political history of our time. Ranging over an entire lifetime,… More

Rayond Aron: Political Liberalism Civic Passion, and Impartial Judgment

– Nicolas Baverez; Pierre Manent, "Rayond Aron: Political Liberalism Civic Passion, and Impartial Judgment," Society, 41, no. 3 (2004): 17-20.
Excerpt: “Even if he did not live to see the fall of the Berlin wall and the collapse of the Soviet Union,  Aron largely summed up the history of the 20th century. One must recall… More

The Opium of the Intellectuals

– Raymond Aron, The Opium of the Intellectuals, introduction Harvey C. Mansfield, New York, N.Y.: Norton, 1962.
Aron’s classic work explains the attraction of intellectuals (particularly French and European) to the totalitarian movements of the 20th century, whether leftist or fascist.  One of… More

Teaching

The Last of the Liberals by Allan Bloom

– Allan Bloom, "Raymond Aron: The Last of the Liberals,"  Quadrant, v30 n4 (April 1986): 22-26.
Excerpt: “A few weeks ago, when I was in Paris, I went to have lunch at my friend Jean-Claude Casanova’s home. As I entered the great doors of the building on the Boulevard St.… More

Aron’s Politic Liberal Rationalism by Daniel Mahoney

– Daniel J. Mahoney,  "The Politic Liberal Rationalism of Raymond Aron," Polity, v24 n4 (Summer, 1992): 693-708.
Excerpt: ” At the time of his death in 1983, Raymond Aron had finally achieved a level of public recognition and even celebration that had eluded him to ring most of his adult and… More

The Tocquevillian Liberalism and Political Sociology Of Raymond Aron

– Stuart L. Campbell, "The Tocquevillian Liberalism and Political Sociology Of Raymond Aron,"  The Historian, v53 n2 (1992): 303-316.
Excerpt: “At the time of his death in October 1983, Raymond Aron was frequently referred to as the 20th century’s Alexis de Tocqueville, France’s renowned historian who… More

Thinking Politically: A Liberal in the Age of Ideology

– Thinking Politically: A Liberal in the Age of Ideology,  New Brunswick, NJ: Transaction Publishers, 1997.
From the publisher: Thinking Politically brings together a series of remarkable interviews with Raymond Aron that form a political history of our time. Ranging over an entire lifetime,… More

Rayond Aron: Political Liberalism Civic Passion, and Impartial Judgment

– Nicolas Baverez; Pierre Manent, "Rayond Aron: Political Liberalism Civic Passion, and Impartial Judgment," Society, 41, no. 3 (2004): 17-20.
Excerpt: “Even if he did not live to see the fall of the Berlin wall and the collapse of the Soviet Union,  Aron largely summed up the history of the 20th century. One must recall… More

The Opium of the Intellectuals

– Raymond Aron, The Opium of the Intellectuals, introduction Harvey C. Mansfield, New York, N.Y.: Norton, 1962.
Aron’s classic work explains the attraction of intellectuals (particularly French and European) to the totalitarian movements of the 20th century, whether leftist or fascist.  One of… More