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Criminal Elements

Winter/Spring 2013 • James Bowman on Breaking Bad and breaking with the Enlightenment

Moderately Socially Conservative Darwinians

Winter/Spring 2013 • Peter Augustine Lawler on the surprisingly traditional values of evolutionary psychologists

The Evolutionary Ethics of E. O. Wilson

Winter/Spring 2013 • Whitley Kaufman on the moral paradoxes of sociobiology

Portrait of the Artist as a Caveman

Winter/Spring 2013 • Micah Mattix on just-so storytelling and the “art instinct”

St. Francis, Christian Love, and the Biotechnological Future

Winter/Spring 2013 • William B. Hurlbut reflects on hubris and humility, suffering and redemption

Bioethics Without Ethics

Fall 2012 • Brendan Foht reviews Jonathan D. Moreno’s The Body Politic

The Structure of Scientific Revolutions at Fifty

Fall 2012 •

Matthew C. Rees looks back on the debates over the Thomas Kuhn classic that brought us the “paradigm shift”

The Folly of Scientism

Fall 2012 • Austin L. Hughes challenges the trespassing of scientists on philosophy’s domain

Putting Health in Perspective

Summer 2012 • Yuval Levin on how prioritizing health shapes our politics

The Truth About Human Nature

Spring 2012 • Lee Perlman on imagination, rationality, and honesty in Gulliver’s Travels

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