JIS I 1989
2001: The Future of Interdisciplinary Research
Orwell & Huxley: Beyond Twentieth-Century Totalitarianism
EDITORIAL
Oskar Gruenwald: Why a Journal of Interdisciplinary Studies? 1
ARTICLES
David O. Moberg: Is There a “Christian Sociology”? 5
James O. Buswell III: Toward a Christian Metaanthropology 24
Natalie Isser & Lita Linzer Schwarx: Interdisciplinary Research: The Quest for New Gestalts 45
William R. Marty: Reflections on the Limits of Science 55
Zygmunt Stankiewicz: Der Ursprung der schoenen Kuenste 70
Mihajlo Mihajlov: The Return of the Grand Inquisitor: A Critique of Solzhenitsyn 85
Robert H. Blank: Human Genetic Intervention: Portent of a Brave New World? 103
Jeffery L. Geller: Pretotalitarian Values: Escape From Freedom? 122
Wayne P. Pomerleau: Orwell’s 1984 Society and Human Rights 135
James W. McGray: The Golden Rule and Paternalism 145
Andrew Ward: God, Suffering and the Anti-Utopian Character of Brave New World 162
Michael F. Shaughnessy: Transcending Totalitarianism: The Logotherapeutic Approach 174
Alfred G. Cuzan: The Nicaraguan Revolution: From Autocracy to Totalitarian Dictatorship? 183
BOOK REVIEWS 205
BOOKS RECEIVED 212
CUMULATIVE INDEX 215