Table of Contents
Editorial
Editors' Introduction
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| John A. Doody, Kim Paffenroth, Peter Busch | 131-132 |
Overheard in the Academy
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Socrates on Drugs: The Controversy over Cognitive Enhancement
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| Bernard G. Prusak | 133-138 |
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Framing Pains, Pills, and Professors
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| Anjan Chatterjee | 139-146 |
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Adjusting the Body-Clock: Archaic Aspirations and Contemporary Chemicals
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| William R. LaFleur | 147-151 |
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Enhancement and Cheating
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| Rebecca Roache | 153-156 |
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Enhancing Me, Enhancing You: Academic Enhancement as a Moral Duty
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| Muireann Quigley | 157-162 |
Articles
Preliminary Reflections on the Rhetoric of Aristotle’s Rhetoric
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| Bryan-Paul Frost | 163-188 |
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Grasping the “Raw I”: Race and Tragedy in Philip Roth’s The Human Stain
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| Lydia Moland | 189-211 |
Academic Roundtable
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Robert Alter and the Resistance to Theory
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| David Richter | 213-222 |
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Writing Bible: Robert Alter’s David Story
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| Elsie Stern | 223-230 |
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Robert Alter and the Art of Bible Translation
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| Everett Fox | 231-238 |
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Translating the Bible: A New Approach to an Old Task
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| Richard A. Taylor | 239-250 |