Volume
11, Number 1
The Rationality of Inaccurate
Science: Britain, Cholera, and the Pursuit of Progress in 1883
By
Emma Grunberg -
University of Washington, Seattle. pp. 1-45. [Article]
Convinced
by Comparison: Lutheran Doctrine and Neoplatonic Conviction in Kepler’s
Theory of Light
By
Genevieve Gebhart - University of Washington, Seattle, pp. 46-54. [Article]
Reinventing
Traditionalism: The Influence of Critical Reconstruction on the Shape
of Berlin’s Friedrichstadt
By
Naraelle Hohensee - University of
Washington, Seattle, pp. 55-99. [PDF]
Foreign Criticisms of the 1871 Paris
Commune: The Role of British and American Newspapers and Periodicals
By Patrick
C. Jamieson - Emory University, pp. 100-115. [Article]
"As
he wounded me with one hand, so he Healed me with the other": The Dual
and Dueling Narrative Voices in The
Sovereignty and Goodness of God and The Narrative of Robert Adams
By Brandon Weaver - University of
Washington, Seattle, pp. 116-125. [Article]
This is My Tattoo
By
Matthew Hayes - Trent University, Ontaria, pp. 126-163 [Article]
The
Evolution of Dialogue in Early Sound Film: How the Motion Picture
Industry Found Its Voice Without Losing Its Soul
By
Gordon C. Waite - University of Washington, Seattle, 164-174.
[Article]
Identity,
Perception and Economic Behavior: Explaining Persistent Poverty
By
Emmett Mehan - Cornell University, pp. 175-202
[Article]
Antirealism
and the Consequences
By
Jeffrey Ostrove - University of Washington, Seattle, 203-209.
[Article]
Autumn
2010 Staff
Editor /
Web Production
Sean M. Kinney
Editorial Board
Craig Wiley
Jesse
Dodge
Koeun Choi
Carmen Lamm
Martie Martinez
Rebecca
Morse
Katrina Raynor
Tia Weinman
Advisor
Amy
Peloff
Assistant
Director, Comparative History of Ideas program
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