Caitrin Nicol

Managing Editor

Caitrin Nicol is managing editor of The New Atlantis. She has been awarded a 2012 Robert Novak Fellowship from the Phillips Foundation for a project called “Seeking the Soul in American Medicine.” She can be reached at cnicol@thenewatlantis.com.

In The New Atlantis

Do Elephants Have Souls?

Number 38 ~ Winter/Spring 2013

Doctors Within Borders

Number 37 ~ Fall 2012

Disenchanting Determinism

Number 28 ~ Summer 2010

Unchosen Lives

Number 25 ~ Summer 2009

At Home with Down Syndrome

Number 20 ~ Spring 2008

Till Malfunction Do Us Part

Number 19 ~ Winter 2008

Shot in the Dark

Number 18 ~ Fall 2007

Brave New World at 75

Number 16 ~ Spring 2007

Cloning’s Apologist

Number 14 ~ Fall 2006

On the Shelf

Number 13 ~ Summer 2006

Books

“A Very Peculiar God: Reading Lincoln’s Second Inaugural Address,” The Meaning of Memorial Day, (WhatSoProudlyWeHail.com, 2013)

“Utopian Virtues,” in Acculturated, edited by Naomi Schaefer Riley and Christine Rosen (Templeton Press, 2011)

“Immersion Experience,” in Proud to Be Right, edited by Jonah Goldberg (Harper, 2010)

Other Publications

“Conquering Polio,” Philanthropy, Summer 2012

“Like a Bullet in the Side,” American Interest, July/August 2009

“George Eliot and the ‘Jewish question,’” Washington Times, June 2, 2009

“Memory on Trial,” Weekly Standard, June 1, 2009

“How Iran Didn’t Change,” Commentary, April 2009

“Asylum Seeker,” Weekly Standard, April 6, 2009

“All Too Human,” First Things, June/July 2008