Article Forsaken Ally The end of the Communist era and access to long-closed archives opens a window into the largely untold suffering of Poland from 1939 to the fall of the Iron Curtain. By Lucja Swiatkowski Cannon September 16, 2013 Foreign Affairs War and Peace
Article A Doomed Project? 'Kantian Reason and Hegelian Spirit' is distinguished by both its intellectual competence and it narrative power. By Cyril O'Regan September 16, 2013
Article Letters: The Essence of Marriage; Funeral Customs Readers respond to articles on the Supreme Court and same-sex marriage, and on funerals. By The Editors September 16, 2013
Article Poem | * Everywhere at once, aimless / though the day lilies / no longer make a sound By Simon Perchik September 16, 2013 Poetry
Article The Last Word | Desert Hospitality Salah sets down three rocks, in the center of which he places dried bush branches and lights a fire. This is the hospitality of the desert. By Mary Frances Coady September 16, 2013 The Last Word
Article What an Islam expert isn't By Jordan Denari Duffner September 14, 2013 Books Muslim-Christian Relations
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