Volume 8
2002 |
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(Not) Guilty
On a February night ten years ago, Roger de la Burde never woke up from a nap on his sofa.
Steve Weinberg
A Conversation on Books About Islam and the Middle East
After September 11, books about Islam and the Middle East shot to the top of the bestseller charts. American readers sought to learn more about a religion that had inspired such zealotry, however misguided, and about a portion of the world that erupts in violence almost daily. Several months later, Books & Culture editor John Wilson and regular contributor Philip Yancey found themselves on a panel discussing a sampling of books that shed light on these issues.
Philip Yancey and John Wilson
A Forest of Time
A conversation with Peter Nabokov about Indian ways of history
Interview by Donald A. Yerxa
A Geography of Reading
Why the WTO protestors had it wrong
David N. Livingstone
A Global Pentecost
The fastest-growing religious group?
Philip Jenkins
Adult Education
Why we need journals of opinion
Margaret O'Brien Steinfels
Africa: A Mission Accomplished?
Where Christianity is thriving
David Martin
After Experience?
William James and consumer religion
Christopher Shannon
All Shook Up
The inner world of early Pentecostals
Edith Blumhofer
American Gnostic
Harold Bloom's post-Christian nation ten years on
Jeremy Lott
Back in the U.S.S.R.
Films of the Soviet Sixties
Bethany Davis Noll
Bad Habits of the High-Tech Heart
After the fall
Nathan Bierma
Bloodstained Partition
What the history of high politics doesn't tell about the creation of Pakistan.
Chandra S. Mallampalli
By the People
The American jury.
Julia Vitullo-Martin
Comparative Terrorism
Al-Qaeda and Aum Shinrikyo
Christopher C. Harmon
Computer Control
Who's in charge?
Alan Jacobs
Dancing with Ghosts
Wasicu at Chankpe Opi (a white man at Wounded Knee
James Calvin Schaap
Disenchanting Voices
How not to write the history of the Reformation
Christopher Shannon
E-mail from…Athens
The feast day of St. Elias
Emily Oren
Ennobled by Jazz
Ralph Ellison and the music of American possibility
Lucas E. Morel
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