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... essay on Hobbes. • In 1978, after a period of residence at the Institute for Advanced Study in Prince- ton and in the year in which he became professor of political science at Cam- Pocock bridge, Skinner published a two-volume work entitled The Foundations of Mod- ern Political Thought...

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.... On the other hand, it is obvious, too, that there have been trends in mod- ern literary theory that evolved away from the determining effects of Eastern and 7. The question of chronology is not irrelevant here: 177–84; Roy Harris, “Jakobson’s Saussure,” in Saussure and Jakobson...

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...; and The Resurrection of the Body in West- ern Christianity, 200–1336. Clare Cavanagh is associate professor of Slavic languages and literature at Northwestern Uni- versity. Author of Osip Mandelstam and the Modernist Creation of Tradition, she has received, among other awards, the William Riley Parker Prize...

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..., or that the mystical traditions are without their own serious ethical liabilities and intellectual failures. On the contrary, I would say that mod- ern social and intellectual forms (democracy, science, individualism, human rights, capitalism, globalism) themselves represent a fundamentally new revela- tion...

... action was not the right response that West- ern leaders should instead seek dialogue with Al- Qaeda to persuade them that their notions of what Christians believed or what Western nations wanted were C O M M O N K N O W L E D G E 3 8 8 9. A. M. Wolf, Juan de Segovia and the Fight for Peace, 179, 184...

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... Sacramentalism in Early Mod- ern English Religious Lyrics (forthcoming). Gunnhild Øyehaug s publications include the novel Vente, blinke: Eit perfekt bilete av eit personleg indre (Wait, Blink: A Perfect Picture of Inner Life); the poetry collection Slaven av blåbæret (Slave of the Blueberry); the short story...