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Science and Moral Life Spring 2013- Work and Dignity Fall 2012
- Sustain-Ability? Summer 2012
- The Corporate Professor Spring 2012
- The Roots of the Arab Spring Fall 2011
- Humanism Amidst Our Machines Summer 2011
- Does Religious Pluralism Require Secularism? Fall 2010
- The Phantom Economy Summer 2010
- Emotional Control Spring 2010
- The Cosmopolitan Predicament Fall 2009
- The Moral Life of Corporations Summer 2009
- Youth Culture Spring 2009
- What Does It Mean to Be a Citizen? Fall 2008
- Politics and the Media Summer 2008
- Imagining the Future Spring 2008
- Human Dignity and Justice Fall 2007
- The Uses of the Past Summer 2007
- Illness and Suffering Fall 2006
- Meditations on Exile and Home Fall 2005
- Celebrity Culture Spring 2005
- The Fate of the Arts Summer 2004
- Religion and Violence Spring 2004
- Living with Our Differences Spring 2001
Sold Out Back Issues
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- The Shifting Experience of Self Spring 2011
- Intellectuals and Public Responsibility Spring 2007
- Double Issue: After Secularization Spring-Summer 2006
- Weak Ontologies Summer 2005
- Discourse and Democracy Fall 2004
- Fear Itself Fall 2003
- The Commodification of Everything Summer 2003
- America in the World Spring 2003
- Technology and the Human Person Fall 2002
- Religion and Globalization Summer 2002
- Individualism Spring 2002
- Pragmatism: What's the Use? Fall 2001
- The Body and Being Human Summer 2001
- What's the University For? Fall 2000
- Evil Summer 2000
- Democracy Spring 2000
- Identity Fall 1999
Culture
From 2007 until 2009, Culture was the Institute’s free biannual magazine that served as a site for intellectual exchange and dialogue. Authored by the Institute’s staff, fellows, and alumni, as well as guest authors, Culture created a lively forum for exploring the complex of meanings that informs and shapes our social world. Beginning with Spring 2010, Culture is now a part of The Hedgehog Review, the Institute’s award-winning journal.
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The Hedgehog Review is an intellectual journal concerned with contemporary cultural change published three times per year by the Institute for Advanced Studies in Culture at the University of Virginia.
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