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... That appreciation of practices could serve as a way to avoid the perils conjured by Rorty's prescriptions, while continuing to embrace his centrally important commitment to doing without absolutes. Critically important to that recuperation is to track, as Gaskill suggests, “the particular ways in which...

..., with regard to ritual and gender‐based religious practices in the Christian West, and with respect to similarities that might be claimed between elements of Christian and non‐Christian cultures. Her thoughts about morphology, materiality, and gender extend beyond medieval Europe to the world at large. Her...

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... called a “critical reading,” a form of reading and criticism that he practiced so well, notably in this book. This reading, divided into three parts, presents my original enthusiastic response, later doubts, and today's positive assessment. When I first read Culture and Society , probably in 1961...

... generated by or directed at such feeling. On this issue, each disagreed with the others, whether expressing his difference directly or indirectly; and the differences often hinged on matters of aesthetic judgment. Ironically, the practice of such judgment demanded verbal concepts for its articulation...

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...Abdulaziz Sachedina The paper undertakes to investigate the Shī`ī practice of prudential concealment ( taqīya ) as a source of both quietism and political activism. The practice functioned as a strategy of survival for the Shī `ī minority living under hostile Sunni regimes. Although Sunni...

... of the particular, to the exclusion of a wide range of cognitive or practical effects of literary experience.” Such an approach would side with fiction rather than belief and pave the way for Kierkegaard's deep parallel between aesthetic and religious arationalism and Coetzee's image of the writer who avoids belief...

... to politicians who are experienced and who have learned to control their anger. . . . If they are well trained, perhaps they will occupy their seats without feeling ill at ease. Perhaps they will avoid making much of the fact that power is theirs, just as a pianist avoids making much of the fact that the piano...

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...: Intellectual Philanthropy and the Just Uni- versity”—a provocation by Stanley N. Katz—appeared in the fall 2002 issue of Common Knowledge. Much of Katz’s guest column was hortatory and practical, but he concluded in full visionary mode: To this point in my exposition, I have made it seem...

... in purpose.”5 On arriving in Florence, Alberti made the acquaintance of the most promi- nent painters and architects, and was soon sufficiently knowledgeable about stu- dio practice to write his treatise on painting, published in 1436 and dedicated 2. Leon Battista Alberti, Philodoxeos fibula...

... is whether moderation, the avoidance of extremes and Peace and Mind: Part 2 Part Mind: and Peace contentious claims, has an intrinsic relation to what today we mean by mediocrity. • This contribution is limited...