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	Youth, Education and Culture in the New Europe
	Wisdom and Knowledge
	The Existential Quest
	Developing Economies with Human Capital
	Basic Business Ethics: State and Subsidiarity
	Frank S. Meyer: Speaking of Freedom
	My Experience with Communism Otto von Habsburg
	Human Dignity and the Failure of Communism, Stephane Courtois
	Human Dignity, Vaclav Havel
	Europe of the 20th Century and Guidelines for the 21st Wladyslaw Bartoszewski
	Communism and the Human Person, Mart Laar
	Solidarity Movement, Philosophy and Success, Lena Lipowicz
	European Identity and the Free Movement of Persons Dr. Roman Joch
	Communism and Europe: Yesterday and Today Jozsef Szajer
	Law and Freedom in the Central EUropean Context
	The Rule of Law and Free Society
	Fifteen Years after the Velvet Revolution
	New Perspectives On Free Society
	Formulating a Foreign Policy for the West: a Conservative View
	Population Implosion in Europe: Catastrophy or Challenge?

Arts and Sciences Program
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The Existential Quest
August 15-22, 2004
Dr. Matthew Cuddeback

Understanding our world, including ourselves - human beings demands answers to questions about being in general. What has the human mind discovered about the nature and origin of being, and how can reflection on this theme enrich the practical side of life?

For an intensive 6-day investigation of these questions, EICEE invited Dr. Matthew Cuddeback to join the Neuwaldegg Summer Seminar 2004. Dr. Cuddeback teaches philosophy at Providence College, in Providence, Rhode Island.