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 Interpretation: A Journal of Political Philosophy publishes 3 times a year. Issues are posted online Jan/Feb, May/June and Sept/Oct. Prior to Volume 38, Interpretation was published hardcopy. Many of the back issues are still available for purchase by contacting the Assistant to the Editor. PDF versions of Volumes 1-37 are available at no charge on our Back Issues page. |
Volume 38, Issue 3 - Fall 2011
In This Issue:
Kent’s "Obscurred Course": A Covert Coup Attempt in 2.2-4 of Shakespeare’s King Lear
by Michael McShane
Habermas between Athens and Jerusalem: Public Reason and Atheistic Theology
by Miguel Vatter
BOOK REVIEWS:
The Ironic Defense of Socrates by David Leibowitz reviewed by David Levy
The Language of Law and the Foundations of American Constitutionalism
by Gary McDowell
reviewed by Robert Faulkner
Church, State, and Original Intent
by Donald L. Drakeman
reviewed by David F. Forte
Civil Religion: A Dialogue in the History of Political Philosophy
by Ronald Beiner
reviewed by Faisal Baluch
Imperial Sceptics: British Critics of Empire, 1850-1920
by Gregory Claeys
reviewed by Will Morrisey |