The editor and editorial board of ASEBL are pleased to announce the publication of the January 2013 issue, available on the St. Francis College website. The table of contents follows.
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† Eric Luttrell, “Modest
Heroism: Beowulf and Competitive
Altruism,” p. 2
† Dena R. Marks, “Secretary of Disorientation:
Writing the Circularity of Belief in Elizabeth
Costello,” p.11
† Margaret Bertucci Hamper, “’The poor little
working girl’: The New Woman, Chloral, and Motherhood in The House of Mirth,” p.
19
† Kristin Mathis, “Moral
Courage in The Runaway Jury,” p. 22
† William Bamberger, “A Labyrinthine Modesty: On
Raymond Roussel and Chiasmus,” p.
24
† St. Francis College Moral Sense Colloquium:
- Program Notes, p.
27
- Kristy L. Biolsi, “What Does it Mean
to be a Moral Animal?”, p. 29
- Sophie Berman, “Science sans conscience n’est que ruine de l’âme,” p.36
† Book Reviews:
- Lisa Zunshine, editor, Introduction to Cognitive Cultural Studies. Gregory F. Tague, p.
40
- Edward O. Wilson, The Social Conquest of Earth. Wendy Galgan, p. 42
Contributor Notes, p.
45