Making the Case

Making the CaseAnalyzes the value of using case based methodologies to address contemporary social justice issues in philosophy. Making the Case brings together established and emerging philosophers who use case studies to address a variety of contemporary social justice causes. The contributors show both the depth and breadth of work in this area and highlight the distinctive approaches that feminist and critical race theorists, in particular, have pursued. For

A study of how the city of Port Said was created

Her detailed picture brings the Anglo-Saxon countryside very much to life

They are classified into three categories: aliphatics

reading may serve as therapy

uninspired

Casilda has been named queen but is without her king

experimental results

Although his novel was relatively unpopular—perhaps due to his refusal to sentimentalize both Northern white and free Black communities—it gained scholarly attention and critical acclaim in the latter half of the twentieth century

thought and desire

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William Toll has succeeded in tracing in minute detail the contours of change

Using a broad range of contemporary source material