..., then changed, CK 8.3-10 Reviews 7/14/02 3:13 PM Page 551 ground. Pippin’s effort toward exploring how one is nonetheless to regain one’s moral footing crosses philosophical with literary discourse, with the reciprocity 551 he also argues to be the basis...

...Nate Klug Duke University Press 2011 not for sale Poetry IN THE SHADOW OF THE CROSSES Seven Poems Nate Klug NIGHT DRIVE Stubborn as this wiper’s scraped-­out measure against...

... blithely put to one side. © 2012 by Duke University Press 2012 Columns CROSSED WIRES On the Prague-­Paris Surrealist Telephone Derek Sayer In memory of Václav Havel I prefer, once again, walking by night...

...Bruce Krajewski Blumenberg Hans , Care Crosses the River , trans. Fleming Paul ( Stanford, CA : Stanford University Press , 2010 ), 157 pp. Blumenberg Hans , Paradigms for a Metaphorology , trans. Savage Robert ( Ithaca, NY : Cornell University Press...

... Copyright © 2019 Duke University Press 2019 Blumenberg Hans , Care Crosses the River , trans. Fleming Paul ( Stanford, CA : Stanford University Press , 2010 ), 157 pp. ...

...Oren Harman Copyright © 2018 by Duke University Press 2018 Feyerabend Paul , Philosophy of Nature , trans. Lotter Dorothea Cross Andrew , ed. Heit Helmut Oberheim Eric ( Cambridge : Polity , 2016 ), 260 pp. ...

...Martin Jay; Ermanno Bencivenga; Peter Burke; Christopher P. Jones; Ardis Butterfield; Mercedes García-Arenal; Avinoam Rosenak; Francis X. Clooney, SJ Ever since Clifford Geertz urged the “blurring of genres” in the social sciences, many scholars have considered the crossing of disciplinary...

... cross over and become one another. The authors wish it known that they have contributed equally to this article. © 2012 by Duke University Press 2012 Symposium: Fuzzy Studies, Part 3 “THE SOUL OF THE SOUL IS THE BODY” Rethinking...

...Francis X. Clooney, SJ This essay explores a certain kind of uncertainty, a fuzziness, that occurs in inter-religious study where the religions involved both highly prize clarity, truth, and specific commitments. Reading that crosses religious borders creates a body of new insights and even...

... knowledge” is possible only to the extent to which it can be stated in words corresponding to universal human concepts — a set of which has been identified through empirical cross-linguistic investigations — rather than in words whose meanings have been shaped by a particular history and culture. Finally...

... by exploring examples of cross-religious interaction that were not religious but, simply, performed by religious people. The case examined here is of a Buddhist-Muslim interaction that changed the history of the world. The successful spread of Buddhism was tied to the technological prowess and especially...

...Casper Bruun Jensen Abstract Over the last decade, the Anthropocene has overrun the discourses of the humanities and social sciences. Remarkably, two of the most astute commentators, the cross‐disciplinary theorist Barbara Herrnstein Smith and the unorthodox philosopher Isabelle Stengers, find...

... ; subsequently cited parenthetically as DDC . All quotations from DDC are taken from R. P. H. Green's 1995 translation and edition. What the poem seems to approve is a balanced approbation both of material crosses and of the spiritual truth that such images convey. The individual is to embrace...

... they operate. This nexus is what the authors call the “Humanities Economy,” and in this piece they propose ways in which it can be advanced and enhanced. © 2015 by Duke University Press 2015 cross-sector research knowledge economy future of humanities...

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... replaced by mundane sounds on the street. The Muslim woman is sitting cross- legged on a bench, probably staring at oncoming traffic, and the Orthodox Jewish man is leaning against a wall, his arms crossed on his chest, looking away from her. Neither realizes that, at the concert, something in the music...

..., together with Lent’s genuinely starved look, argue that the underlying actress is as strange as her costume, and that she might be genuinely oblivious to the bees. Marked like Lent herself with a little ashen cross on her forehead, and dutifully rocking her wooden knocker to produce a doleful sound...

... happened so that through Christ Jesus the blessing bestowed on Abraham might afor curse us, as it is written, ‘Accursed is anyone who is hanged on a tree’. This has delivered“Christ frompowerus the of law’s the becoming byhimself curse ( cross” tothe sins being put to death on the cross. St...

... the happiest or the most wretched (when she was in ecstasy, for example, or in despair), somehow crossed the threshold where love renders words or gestures This material is taken from chapter 3 of Alan Pauls’s novel El Pasado (The Past). Harvill Press, London, will publish the full translation...

... Mediterranean region often have crossed the presumed boundary between their own religion and one or another form of Christianity to express devotion at shrines not their own.1 This ethnographic case study differs from others in this cluster, in that the common participation of Orthodox Christians and Sunni...