... Hacking Jeff Malpas, Ulrich Arnswald, and Jens Kertscher, eds., Gadamer’s Century: Essays in Honor of Hans-Georg Gadamer (Cambridge: MIT Press, 2002), 363 pp. In this festschrift for Gadamer’s hundredth birthday—he died in early 2002, pre- sumably after the book went to press—the editors...

...Jeffrey M. Perl Fiske Alan Page and Rai Tage Shakti , Virtuous Violence: Hurting and Killing to Create, Sustain, End, and Honor Social Relationships , with a foreword by Pinker Steven . ( Cambridge : Cambridge University Press , 2015 ), 357 pp. Biggar Nigel...

...Richard Ned Lebow This contribution to the Common Knowledge symposium “Peace by Other Means” argues that the drive for self-esteem, achieved by gaining honor or standing, has been a root cause of violent conflict and war throughout history and that peace-making that does not take account of what...

..., with the distinction between narrative history and fiction, or between discursive philosophy and poetry, is a time-honored maneuver. Hence the appearance in this special issue of three pieces (by historians Natalie Zemon Davis, Sir Keith Thomas, and Colin Richmond) on microhistory, along with the first installment...

..., and always to honor the constitutional and legal processes which result in, albeit imperfect, decision making. Although a very thin form of consensus, it is suggested that such an approach is the sine qua non for any polity aspiring to the condition and ideal of democracy to be able to function...

... of debt in our lives. It is a question of seeking out shadows that belong specifically to our global financial system, rather than belonging to ways of accounting order, honor, and revenge from a repressed past. If financial institutions, governments, businesses, and individuals were all exposed to high...

... in particular and contingent circumstances, Williams however generically imposed those circumstances may be. In this case, Tellheim encounters Minna, his Saxon sweetheart, in a situation that comically reverses the postwar hierarchy of victor and vanquished: Tellheim’s wounded honor and Minna’s...

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... pretend innocence regarding the problems raised by Wilkerson; none among us is innocent of the woes of the societies where we live or visit. Nor can I plead scholarly neutrality as an excuse for honoring the brilliant complexity and depth of Hindu classical traditions while blithely ignoring human...

... the same holy place according to their sep- arate theological traditions. This maintenance of separateness within the same holy space applies also to ritual, as we see in the continuation of the passage: They honored this place with religious veneration—some praying to the God of all; some...

... the honor of God and the city. Historians now view these commissions as primarily, if not exclusively, ingenious representations of political power, especially if they were made by the Medici family, who in the early Renaissance came to exercise...

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...; the university president Michael Sovern; the museum director Evan H. Turner; and the broadcast journalist Sander Vanocur. The sketches are generally well written and often richly evocative: the writers include Louis Begley, Kenneth T. Jackson, D. T. Max, and Honor Moore. The long shelf of Century volumes...

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