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Boston Review Magazine July-August 2013 Back Issue

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15 Reviews   •  English   •   General Interest (News & Current Affairs)
In this issue: a forum on America’s culture of blame led by Barbara Fried; with responses from Christine Korsgaard; Paul Bloom; Gideon Rosen; Erin Kelly; Brian Leiter; Adriaan Lanni; George Sher; Mike Konczal; and T. M. Scanlon; essays on saving the American Jury; recovering Nazi loot; behavioral economics; race in American fiction; and The Great Gatsby; the Aura Estrada Short Story Contest winner; and more.
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July-August 2013 In this issue: a forum on America’s culture of blame led by Barbara Fried; with responses from Christine Korsgaard; Paul Bloom; Gideon Rosen; Erin Kelly; Brian Leiter; Adriaan Lanni; George Sher; Mike Konczal; and T. M. Scanlon; essays on saving the American Jury; recovering Nazi loot; behavioral economics; race in American fiction; and The Great Gatsby; the Aura Estrada Short Story Contest winner; and more.


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In this issue: a forum on America’s culture of blame led by Barbara Fried; with responses from Christine Korsgaard; Paul Bloom; Gideon Rosen; Erin Kelly; Brian Leiter; Adriaan Lanni; George Sher; Mike Konczal; and T. M. Scanlon; essays on saving the American Jury; recovering Nazi loot; behavioral economics; race in American fiction; and The Great Gatsby; the Aura Estrada Short Story Contest winner; and more.
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