| On
the Work of Alain Corbin |
| French
Culture under Mitterrand |
| On
Enlightenment and Postmodernism |
| On
Renoir's "Rules of the Game" |
| On
Georges Canguilhem |
| What
the Translator Must Know |
| How
to Do Things With Style |
| Forbidden
Fruit |
| On
the Mansfield-Winthrop Translation of Tocqueville |
| French
Art of the Occupation |
| Fumaroli's
"Cultural State" |
| David
Bell's "Cult of the Nation" |
| Remembering
France |
| Burrin
on the Occupation |
| Louis
Pasteur |
| French
Historiography |
| Translating
Tocqueville |
| Camus
at Combat |
| Dompter
ce monstre la Démocratie |
| Did
Historians Make History |
| Rhetoric
of Hope and Fear in Tocqueville's Democracy |
| A
Fearful Asymmetry |
| Emerson,
Young America, and the Imagination of Empire |
| Review of Denis Lacorne, De la Religion en Amérique |
| Tocqueville,
Associations, and the Law of 1834 |
| Falsehoods Not Intended to Deceive: Popular Sovereignty and Higher Law |
