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Volume 134, Issue 4
Fall 2005
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ISSN 0011-5266
EISSN 1548-6192
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Preface
Daedalus (2005) 134 (4): 5.
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Limiting science: a biologist's perspective
David Baltimore
Daedalus (2005) 134 (4): 7–15.
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Fear & loathing of the imagination in science
Lorraine Daston
Daedalus (2005) 134 (4): 16–30.
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Physics & history
Steven Weinberg
Daedalus (2005) 134 (4): 31–39.
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Civil religion in America
Robert N. Bellah
Daedalus (2005) 134 (4): 40–55.
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Deep play: notes on the Balinese cockfight
Clifford Geertz
Daedalus (2005) 134 (4): 56–86.
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How did economics get that way & what way did it get?
Robert M. Solow
Daedalus (2005) 134 (4): 87–100.
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Reciprocal measures for arms stabilization
Thomas C. Schelling
Daedalus (2005) 134 (4): 101–117.
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The two worlds of race: a historical view
John Hope Franklin
Daedalus (2005) 134 (4): 118–133.
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Politics, pedagogy & gender
Jill K. Conway
Daedalus (2005) 134 (4): 134–144.
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Cultural China: the periphery as the center
Tu Wei-ming
Daedalus (2005) 134 (4): 145–167.
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Indian traditions & the Western imagination
Amartya Sen
Daedalus (2005) 134 (4): 168–185.
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On Emerson
Robert Frost
Daedalus (2005) 134 (4): 186–190.
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Innovation & repetition: between modern & postmodern aesthetics
Umberto Eco
Daedalus (2005) 134 (4): 191–207.
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An argument about beauty
Susan Sontag
Daedalus (2005) 134 (4): 208–213.
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