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Allan Bloom's going to be very surprised when he finds out he attracted a feminist disciple. Actually, it isn't so much the content of his polemic against the moral relativism in American society1 that inspired this essay as it is the success of his book.2 Indeed, it isn't even so much its success as it is its timing-coming the same summer3 the nation confronted the appointment to the Supreme Court of Judge and Professor Robert Bork, a man by training4 and inclination' the ultimate

Brontë, Bloom, and Bork: An Essay on the Moral Education of Judges