THE HEDGEHOG REVIEW |
"There is a line among the fragments of the Greek poet Archilocus which says, 'The fox knows many things, but the hedgehog knows one big thing.'"—Isaiah Berlin |
THE HEDGEHOG
REVIEW:
Critical Reflections on Contemporary Culture
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THE HEDGEHOG REVIEW is an interdisciplinary journal of critical reflections on contemporary culture, published three times a year by the Institute for Advanced Studies in Culture. Each issue addresses a single theme with articles, interviews, book reviews, and bibliography written by leading scholars from throughout the disciplines. By focusing attention from many vantage points on one topic, the journal strives for both the breadth of the fox and the depth of the hedgehog.
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SPECIAL ISSUE: "WEAK ONTOLOGIES" Summer 2005 | ContentsCELEBRITY CULTURE Spring 2005 | ContentsDISCOURSE AND DEMOCRACY Fall 2004FATE OF THE ARTS Summer 2004RELIGION AND VIOLENCE Spring 2004FEAR ITSELF Fall 2003THE COMMODIFICATION OF EVERYTHING Summer 2003AMERICA IN THE WORLD Spring 2003TECHNOLOGY AND THE HUMAN PERSON Fall 2002 | Sold Out | Web VersionRELIGION AND GLOBALIZATION Summer 2002 | Sold outINDIVIDUALISM Spring 2002PRAGMATISM Fall 2001 | Sold Out | Web VersionTHE BODY AND BEING HUMAN Summer 2001 | Sold out | ContentsLIVING WITH OUR DIFFERENCES Spring 2001WHAT'S THE UNIVERSITY FOR? Fall 2000 | Sold Out | ContentsEVIL Summer 2000 | Sold Out | Contents | Web VersionDEMOCRACY Spring 2000 | Sold Out | Web VersionIDENTITY Fall 1999 | Web Version
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