Upcoming Events
| Adam Seligman, Professor of Religion at Boston University, will speak on “Ritual and Sincerity: Certitude and the Other,” Wednesday, November 18, 2009, at 2:30 p.m. at Watson Manor. This lecture is free and open to the public, and a reception will follow. Contact Jenny Gladding for further information. |
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News

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2009-10 Institute Fellows gathered on Friday, September 4, 2009, for a beginning of the year conference. Visiting Fellows Regina Schwartz and Dan Philpott presented papers as well as Director Jennifer Geddes and Postdoctoral Fellow Ed Gitre. See a full listing of our 2009-10 fellows. |
Publications
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The Hedgehog Review (Order here)
The Fall 2009 issue of The Hedgehog Review will be available soon, with essays on cosmopolitanism by Anthony Smith and Seyla Benhabib, an interview with Kwame Anthony Appiah, and poems by James Dickey and Wislawa Szymborska.
Renew your subscription today so you don’t miss an issue. Renewing is easy to do online! And look for our $8 back issue sale on our website, www.hedgehogreview.com, coming soon! |
Culture
With essays on our 21st-century knowledge economy, secularism and the novel, and the “new” no religionists, our final issue of Culture is not to be missed.
Have you enjoyed reading Culture? If so, you'll love the expanded range and readability of The Hedgehog Review, when Culture editor Joseph Davis and current Hedgehog Review editor Jennifer Geddes join forces in 2010. Subscribe to The Hedgehog Review for 2010 to see what all the excitement is about. |
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The hard thinking that goes on here—about really big questions that often are glossed over—has enlivened my work.
—Scott Nesbit
Doctoral Fellow
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Essays of Interest
Jonathan Sacks
The Times—July 25, 2009
The Chief Rabbi of the Commonwealth reaches for the cultural, social, and religious backdrops to making and sustaining marriage. Rabbi Sacks will be delivering the Institute’s 2010 Labrosse-Levinson lecture next fall, details forthcoming.
Matthew B. Crawford
The Wall Street Journal—September 4, 2009
Research Fellow Matthew Crawford recommends five books on humanity and economy in a bibliographic review of sorts.
David Edmonds
Prospect—September 3, 2009
New drugs will be available soon that affect not only cognitive performance but sexual fidelity. What should we think about this?
Michael Schudson
The Hedgehog Review—Summer 2008
If you’ve turned on the news in the last three weeks, you know that journalists are wondering what their role is in a democratic society. In this essay from our archives, an expert weighs in. Purchase the complete issue, "Politics and the Media."
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