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What's New
September
11: Scholarly Responses
"The One That Gets
Past You"
An essay on trends in terrorism by Associate Professor of
Political Science James Larry Taulbee
December 10, 2001
September
11: Scholarly Responses
Professor of Political Science Dan Reiter
compares the conflict in Afghanistan to the Vietnam War
December 3, 2001
Children
of Abraham
Professor of Middle Eastern Studies Gordon Newby examines
common ground and divisions among Islam, Christianity, and
Judaism in this essay for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution
November 19, 2001
September
11: Scholarly Responses
Religion and Terrorism, remarks by Richard Martin, professor
of history of religions and Islamic studies
November 12, 2001
Get
out of your car
A professor of English's take on Atlanta's automobile culture
November 8, 2001
Lodge
on Psychoanalysis and the Modern Novel
An excerpt from the Richard Ellman Lectures
in Modern Literature
November 5, 2001
September
11: Scholarly Responses
An interview with James Curran, Dean of the School of Public
Health
October 29, 2001
Anthrax Reality Check
A CDC bio-epidemiologist speaks on campus
October 23, 2001
More
on Addiction Research
An Interview with Claire Sterk
October 19, 2001
September
11: Scholarly Responses
Abdullahi An-Na’im, Charles Howard Candler Professor
of Law speaks out on foreign policy
October 8, 2001
Another
Stop on the Campus Tour of Satiric Fiction
Don't miss talks by David Lodge this week
October 8, 2001
September
11: Scholarly Responses
Jeffrey Walker begins this Academic
Exchange series by commenting on the new urgency of understanding
rhetoric October 3, 2001
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Current
Issue
SILENCED
Is uncivil discourse quelling scholarship on controversial
issues?
September
11:
Scholarly Responses
Living
with the Dead
History, politics, and loss
Gary Laderman, Associate Professor of Religion
Options
Confronting the traumatic aftermath
Barbara O. Rothbaum, Professor of Psychiatry
and Behavioral Sciences
The State
of the Disciplines
A
Slice of Life
One biologist's view of modern biology
George H. Jones, Professor of Biology
Reconciliation
Begins at Home
Remembering African-American contributions at Emory and Oxford
Mark Auslander, Assistant Professor of Anthropology,
Oxford College
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