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Lee Trepanier

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As seen in: Substack, Taylor & Francis Online, Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, NewsBreak, Longview News-Journal, The Imaginative Conservative, Public Discourse, American Greatness, American Institute for Economic Research, Law & Liberty and
Dean of @AssumptionDCLAS @AssumptionUMA; Editor of Bloomsbury book series Politics, Literature, and Film; Email is trepani1@gmail.com.
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“Mugged by Reality”: The Neoconservative Turn (Part I)

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By Lee Trepanier
| Substack
These series of essays will examine the neoconservative movement, liberal hawks who became increasingly disenchanted with the Democratic Party’s foreign policy, Great Society Program, and the cultural values of the New Left.[1] Neoconservatives favored a vigorous anti-communist and activist foreign policy, a strong relationship with Israel, and believed that the United States should be the global hegemon to establish international order.
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Political History Through the Eyes of Eric Voegelin

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By Lee Trepanier
| Voegelin View
In his Autobiographical Reflections, Eric Voegelin recounted the moment when he had abandoned writing a history of political ideas to write a history of political order rooted in the human encounter with reality. “It dawned on me,” Voegelin wrote, “that the conception of a history of ideas was an ideological deformation of reality. There were no ideas unless there were symbols of immediate experiences.” The exploration of reality for Voegelin was necessarily open-ended and unknown.
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Marked by Love and Life

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By Lee Trepanier
| Voegelin View
What does it mean to practice philosophy and from where does the motivation come? And what does this mean specifically for women in a male-dominated profession? Abigail L. Rosenthal, Professor of Philosophy Emerita at Brooklyn College of the City University of New York, addresses these questions autobiographically in her latest book, Confessions of a Young Philosopher.
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