Blakely argues that the resources for overcoming the divide between the empirical and the normative of society are available in the intellectual developments of Charles Taylor and Alasdair MacIntyre.

You find yourself with a perfectly good dead body. Cremation in environmentally unfriendly. Burial is costly and wastes precious space that could be used for landfills. What to do? The…

In this humorous (and gross) retelling of the classic Greek myth, Jason sets out to retrieve the funky royal fleece which his father, king of Iolcus, lost in a bet–but…

Britney and Jason get married in Las Vegas. A drunk driver spills his guts out to a blow up doll. Statues are just ancient nudes. A brother and sister talk…

Argues for the connection between British poet and painter William Blake’s marginalia and the role that often multivalent symbols like pens, writers, readers, and books played in his art. This…

This volume introduces- and argues for the fundamental importance of- an interpretive approach to explaining social and political reality.