1. Introduction -- 2. Some Apparatus -- 3. The Idea of Public Justification -- 4. Some Conceptions

Advertising -- 4. Reframing the Bicycle: Magazines and Scorching Women -- 5. Rewriting Mrs. Consumer: Class

Question" in Heidegger's Post-Holocaust -- 3. Heidegger When the Jewish Question Still Was -- 4. Inside and

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(Voltaire) -- 3. The Order of Evils (Rousseau) -- 4. Taking Positions (Diderot) -- 5. The Politics of Crime

Natural Appearance -- 4. Mythical Truth, the Weak Tradition, and the Power of Scientific Hope -- 5. The

explanation? -- 4. Are we the outcome of chance or design? -- 5. Does the universe have a purpose? -- 6. Are

discourse on gender. 3. The literature field and women writers -- Pt. II. Responses to Gender Discourse. 4

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-- 3. Jack Davis and the drama of Aboriginal history --4. Wole Soyinka and the Nigerian theatre of

Terrorist / Judith Lutge Coullie -- 3. Gender & Liberation: Chenjerai Hove's Bones / R. Zhuwarara -- 4

1. Metre and rhythm -- 2. Blank verse -- 3. The heroic couplet -- 4. Rhyme and pararhyme -- 5