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It is through education that we gain our greatest leverage in resisting globalization.
Through personal stories, we begin to understand the challenge of living with hyphenated identities in America.
Mazrui considers whether, on a Toynbean theory of civilizations, the rise of Islam signals the end of the American empire.
Borg searches for the historical Jesus, not to prove facts, but to reveal meaning.
In the shift from print to e-text, is the page losing its significance or is it taking on fresh meanings?
"If reason is a sixth sense, does it, like the others, lie?"
Starting from the experience of female sexuality, Joanna Manning rethinks what it means to be a Christian in today's world.
Shorter traces our inexorable path to "total body sex" - a fuller engagement in our own sexuality.
Ayela Linde presents a fullness of character that is more than the sum of the words which give her life.
This is a novel about boxing the same way The Old Man and the Sea is a novel about fishing.
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