Volume 39 Issue 1
(Winter 2011)

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This is a complete volume and includes articles, book reviews, discussions and special reviews.

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Aristotle’s Politics on the Hoof: Sparta, Crete, and Carthage by Leslie G. Rubin

Dante’s Statius: The Comedy of Conversion by Steven Berg

Dante’s Statius and Christianity: A Reading of Purgatorio XXI and XXII in Their Poetic Context by Marco Andreacchio

David Hume’s Two Interpretations of Cartesian Doubt by Hilail Gildin

Reply to Levy: Socrates’s Post-Delphic Refutations by David Leibowitz

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Art in Public: Politics, Economics, and a Democratic Culture by Lambert Zuidervaart reviewed by Cameron O’Bannon

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