Speech
After Long Silence : Of Poetry and Consciousness
by Noga Arikha
Delivered at the 2005 Campbell Corner Reading
Three
Discreet Easy Pieces Launching Debate
by Elfie Raymond
(Providence, RI, REALIA Conference 2004)
Pakistan's Foreign Policy:
Responding to current global and regional dynamics
by Riaz H. Khokhar
Foreign Secretary of Pakistan
The New Century
by Linsey Abrams
In commemoration of 9/11/2001
Manifestations of the
Supernatural According to Simone Weil
by Diogenes Allen
> Simone Weil and the
Intellect of Grace
by Matt Matros
Martha Nussbaum, Poet's
Defender
by Alan Jacobs
(FirstThings)
Where is Solon When We
Need Him?
by Elf S. Raymond
(Bretton Woods, REALIA Conference, 2002)
> Applicability
of the Hippocratic Healing Method, a response
by Niki Clements
Post 9-11
The Philosopher of Islamic Terror
With God on His Side
I am Iraq
(New York Times Magazine)
Agonies of Globalization
Bush vs. Women
(New York Times)
Pain Swallowed by Silence
(FAO Newsletter Land, Food, and People)
The Free-Trade Fix
(New York Times Magazine)
On Ontological Parity
and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights
by Janna Turoff
Panic in Proportion: The
Case for "Open Source" Science
by Shuba Gopal
Aftershocks:
Reflections on the Implications
of September 11
by W. Michael Reisman
Shakespeare
and Hegel: a Confrontation
by Jean Goldschmidt Kempton
Plagiarism
by David Baker
An Elegy about the Adolescent Sovereign Self
Speech After Long Silence
: Of Poetry and Consciousness
by Noga Arikha
Folkloristic Commentary
by Joseph Campbell
Manifestations of the Supernatural
According to Simone Weil
by Diogenes Allen
> Simone Weil and the
Intellect of Grace
by Matt Matros
Tragedy in the Philosophical
Age of the Greeks: Aristotle's Reply to Nietzsche
by Michael Davis
The Arca Foederis
at the Abbey of Saint-Denis
by Niki Clements
excerpts from Reading
with Diana
by Kathleen Hill
A Path Out of Middletown:
The Life of Helen Merrell Lynd, 1896-1982
by Christine Biancheria & Susan Frietsche
An Iliad
for Our Time: Walcott's Caribbean Epic Omeros
by William Shullenberger
Science and Metaphysics in
the Three Religions of the Book by Toby E.
Huff
Figuration and Secularization: The Movement of
History by Meira Kensky
Forms
of Representation in Hindu-Javanese Temple Sculpture
by Kristine Marx
The Figure of the Reader
in Ann Lauterbach's and Susan Howe's Poetry
by James McCorkle
Democratic
Intimations of the Continental Reformation
by Elfie Raymond
> Keeping
the Promise
by Janna Turoff, a response
Signs
of Plenty: The Altar of Verdun
by Elfie Raymond
Conversing with History:
> Introductory Remarks
to Bill Moyer's 1989 Sarah Lawrence Faculty Panel
on Joseph Campbell
> Snippets from the 1996
Helen Lynd Colloquium at Sarah Lawrence
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