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Education

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Perspectivalism Without Relativism: A basis for Susan Henking’s “educated hope” for liberal education
March 2, 2016Michael Weinman
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The Earthquake, the Compass, and the Use of Genealogy
March 1, 2016Dora Suarez
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Which Enlightenment for Which Primitives?
March 1, 2016Wayne Wapeemukwa
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Creating Compliant Subjects
February 29, 2016Aaron Neber
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Does a Successful Woman Need to Have a Pre-pubescent Vagina?
February 18, 2016Elena Petrovska
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Self-Interpreting Animals and the Humanity of the Humanities
February 17, 2016Aaron James Wendland
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Who Is A Nigger?
February 13, 2016Orlando Hawkins
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Solidarity, Hierarchy, and the Critique of the Public/Private Distinction in Feminist Discourse
February 12, 2016Dora Suarez
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Dilemmas of Voluntary Servitude
February 11, 2016Jamieson Webster
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Who Is Afraid Of Freedom?
February 9, 2016Chiara Bottici
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Public Seminar Review by Dean William Milberg
February 8, 2016Zeyno Ustun
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Committed Relativism and Liberal Education: A Reply to Michael Weinman
January 27, 2016Susan Henking

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