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Review Of Fly Already, Michael F. Russo Sep 2019

Review Of Fly Already, Michael F. Russo

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Review Of I Heart Oklahoma, Michael F. Russo Aug 2019

Review Of I Heart Oklahoma, Michael F. Russo

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Review Of Song For The Unraveling Of The World, Michael F. Russo Jun 2019

Review Of Song For The Unraveling Of The World, Michael F. Russo

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Review Of The History Of Living Forever, Michael F. Russo May 2019

Review Of The History Of Living Forever, Michael F. Russo

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Review Of The Altruists, Michael F. Russo Feb 2019

Review Of The Altruists, Michael F. Russo

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A book review of the debut novel by Andrew Ridker.


Book Review: Abortion Rights: For And Against, Michelle Oberman, Julia D. Hejduk Jan 2019

Book Review: Abortion Rights: For And Against, Michelle Oberman, Julia D. Hejduk

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Naïve Readings: Reveilles Political And Philosophic By Ralph Lerner (Review), Richard Benjamin Crosby Jan 2019

Naïve Readings: Reveilles Political And Philosophic By Ralph Lerner (Review), Richard Benjamin Crosby

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Naïve Readings is an enjoyable series of critical examinations of major historical texts written by a political historian who thinks he has discovered rhetorical analysis. On its dust jacket, Ralph Lerner’s latest book purports to offer “a new method of reading . . . a way toward deeper understanding of some of history’s most important—and most concealed—messages.” A tantalizing endorsement—one that befıts Lerner’s distinguished scholarly career. Lerner himself calls the book a “reconsideration” of “our current habits of reading” (2). So, we are led to expect a bold survey of the major thinkers he studies, from Franklin to Tocqueville to …