Titlebook: Ways of Being Bound: Perspectives from post-Kantian Philosophy and Relational Sociology; Patricio A. Fernández,Alejandro Néstor García Mar

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Patricio A. Fernández,Alejandro N. García Martínez,José M. Torralbaortable with being uncomfortable. We have to keep working and not to be afraid of getting lost.’ I remember how true this is as I reflect on my perennial struggle with my Introduction to American Studies lecture class here at Miyazaki Municipal University (MMU). That struggle began with my attempts

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s­ ingly rigorous. We offer here a series of papers that review broad issues related to reconstructing various aspects of behavior from very different types of evi­ dence. We hope that in so doing, the reader will gain a perspective on the various types of evidence that can be brought to bear on rec

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Steven Crowell the Israel-Palestine conflict in terms of shifts in Western public opinion, perceptions of Islam, and the current international political and legal dimension. It also examines the potential for, and limitations of, a nonviolent intifada in the context of an increasingly “Islamized” Palestinian soci

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Steven Crowellbases for them have also differed, depending upon whether groups represent race, ethnicity, nationality, gender, or sexuality (to list some common but hardly nonexhaustive social cleavages). The variations here turn on the impact of membership upon individuals, and the degree of public recognition t

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Thomas Khuranat departed from or rejected conventional standards for literary art—and writing whose words, ideas, and subjects offended Cold War establishment culture. This familiar narrative of Beat and San Francisco Renaissance literary emergence, of noisy avant-garde literature and its censorship, normalizes t