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Full-Text Articles in Arts and Humanities
Three Poems, Julie Doxsee
Low Income Housing Next To The Waste Site, Everywhere, Louisa Conrad
Low Income Housing Next To The Waste Site, Everywhere, Louisa Conrad
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The Baby, Edan Lepucki
Poetry Reviews, Nabil Kashyap, Greg Hill, Lucas Farrell, Trina Burke, Heather Sweeney, Rachel Moritz
Poetry Reviews, Nabil Kashyap, Greg Hill, Lucas Farrell, Trina Burke, Heather Sweeney, Rachel Moritz
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Letter, Sarah Gridley
On The Way To The Beach, Gated Communities, Ca, Louisa Conrad
On The Way To The Beach, Gated Communities, Ca, Louisa Conrad
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A Position, Matt Shears
Administrative Assistant, Matthew Ira Swaye
Three Poems, Carey Mchugh
Interview With Aimee Bender, Jane St. John, Aimee Bender
Interview With Aimee Bender, Jane St. John, Aimee Bender
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Three Poems, Patricia Goedicke
Sans Lunette, Robb St. Lawrence
Like I'M About To Get On, Sandra Miller
Two Poems, Jennifer Pilch
New Farmhand, Nathan Hoks
Twins, Brent Armendinger
Three Poems, Kismet Al-Hussaini
Little Corn Island, Leslie Jamison
Fancy Apartment Buildings, Green Roof Technology, Ny, Louisa Conrad
Fancy Apartment Buildings, Green Roof Technology, Ny, Louisa Conrad
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One Of Two, Hanna Andrews
Two Poems, William S. Barnes
Red Cinquefoil, Daniel Mueller
June's Hide Taken Off Distant Hedges, Karyna Mcglynn
Cyberspace, Cosmology, And The Meaning Of Life, Albert Borgmann
Cyberspace, Cosmology, And The Meaning Of Life, Albert Borgmann
Philosophy Faculty Publications
When on the Tuesdays before Thanksgiving only about half of my students in the large introductory ethics class show up, I reward the faithful with the promise to reveal the meaning of life. The announcement is always met with a ripple of laughter-a mixture of incredulity, curiosity, and good humor. The meaning of life, I say, cannot be borrowed, bought, or manufactured. It has to be discovered. And how do you discover it? Why, you use the meaning-of-life-locator. And what is that?
The Return Of The Nightingale, James C. Mckusick
The Return Of The Nightingale, James C. Mckusick
English Faculty Publications
In Ecological Literary Criticism (1994), Karl Kroeber advocated a bold new approach to the study of literature. More than just another routine method of textual analysis, ecological literary criticism seeks to bridge the gap between the natural sciences and the humanities. Such an approach incorporates theoretical advances in the science of environmental biology while it adapts to the changing social and political circumstances of contemporary criticism.
Technology As A Cultural Force: For Alena And Griffin, Albert Borgmann
Technology As A Cultural Force: For Alena And Griffin, Albert Borgmann
Philosophy Faculty Publications
To various degrees, the citizens of the advanced industrial countries are suffering from a crisis that is as profound as it is vague and therefore hard to deal with. The problem is particularly acute in the United States, however, and in what follows, some of the illustrations pertain particularly to that country, the one I live in and know best. In any case, though vagueness obscures the crisis, there have to be symptoms of some sort; otherwise we would not feel troubled. What are the signs of trouble in the culture of technology and democracy? First there are economic problems …
Reva, Jenny Dunning