The Relay Race of Virtue Dr James T. Brosnan

The Relay Race of Virtue Dr James T. BrosnanDemonstrates that Plato and Xenophon ought to be regarded less as rivals and more as engaged in a dialogue advancing a common goal of preserving the Socratic legacy. The ancient view that Plato and Xenophon were rivals at least had the merit of allowing them to respond to each other; in modern times, the view that Plato wrote first eliminates the possibility of an exchange between the only two Socratics whose writings are preserved intact. Challenging

asking how a politics of time shapes

Psmith is asked to make a speech and recite a poem

While there are well-developed fields of anthropology of religion

revealing often hidden tensions and contradictions

This book narrows down the scope of physical biology by focusing on the microbial cell

ISBN 978-618-5209-57-5

An abundance of case studies provides practice in bioethical decision making

This volume contains all the published articles and reviews

alongside the other novels in her “March Family Saga

The aesthetic exception critically re-evaluates the relation between art and politics by challenging longstanding assumptions surrounding political ‘effect’ in art and the problem of art’s autonomous status

including neo-hippies

It investigates what happens when theories of art from the former East and West collide