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Volume 138, Issue 2
Spring 2009
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ISSN 0011-5266
EISSN 1548-6192
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emerging voices

Foreword
Daedalus (2009) 138 (2): 5.
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Torchlight parades for the television age: the presidential debates as political ritual
David Greenberg
Daedalus (2009) 138 (2): 6–19.
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Health media & global inequalities
Hsuan L. Hsu, Martha Lincoln
Daedalus (2009) 138 (2): 20–30.
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What does it mean to be an American?
Sarah Song
Daedalus (2009) 138 (2): 31–40.
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Anti-intellectualism as romantic discourse
Jennifer Ratner-Rosenhagen
Daedalus (2009) 138 (2): 41–52.
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The intellectual foundations of the modern American fiscal state
Ajay K. Mehrotra
Daedalus (2009) 138 (2): 53–62.
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Pragmatism & the lessons of experience
John Jacob Kaag
Daedalus (2009) 138 (2): 63–72.
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The rise & fall of New Left urbanism
Christopher Klemek
Daedalus (2009) 138 (2): 73–82.
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Risking Ralph Ellison
Jason Puskar
Daedalus (2009) 138 (2): 83–93.
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Reconciling American archaeology & Native America
Chip Colwell-Chanthaphonh
Daedalus (2009) 138 (2): 94–104.
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Looking out, looking in: competing organizational interests & the proliferation of Soviet WMD expertise
Sharon K. Weiner
Daedalus (2009) 138 (2): 105–114.
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Rebalancing American foreign policy
Paul K. MacDonald
Daedalus (2009) 138 (2): 115–125.
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General Benjamin Butler & the threat of sexual violence during the American Civil War
Crystal N. Feimster
Daedalus (2009) 138 (2): 126–134.
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poetry

From Speaking In The Fall
Arda Collins
Daedalus (2009) 138 (2): 135.
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Divinity
Matthew Dickman
Daedalus (2009) 138 (2): 136–137.
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Excerpts from Discipline
Dawn Lundy Martin
Daedalus (2009) 138 (2): 138–139.
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Ophelia To The Court
Meghan O'Rourke
Daedalus (2009) 138 (2): 140.
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The New Lustration
Matthew Zapruder
Daedalus (2009) 138 (2): 141–142.
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