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Matthew Lee AndersonUncategorized
The Malleability of the Body: Is Physicality Given?
Matthew Lee AndersonDiscussion Leading
*Note: After taking a summer break from this series, I am returning to it and will finish it this fall. For other posts in the series, see the bottom of this post.* The flexible nature of discussion presents an inherent […]
Matthew Lee AndersonUncategorizedBooks
Under Review: Neurosis and Human Growth
Matthew Lee AndersonPolitics
Our Teachable Moment: Learning (the right) Lessons from the War
Matthew Lee AndersonBooks
Under Review: The Hidden Power of Electronic Culture
Matthew Lee AndersonBooks
The Future and Its Enemies
TexInternational Politics
Jihad and Justice: The Two Cities
Matthew Lee Andersonembodiment
Music has a body. Or, as Jeremy Begbie argues in the latest Books and Culture, the expression of music is inseparable from corporeality. Music making and music hearing are ways we engage the physical world. Even in the case of […]
Matthew Lee AndersonTheology and Practice
The Undramatic Universe: Jason Bourne and God
Matthew Lee AndersonUncategorized
The Kid Nation that Isn't.
Matthew Lee Anderson
“At the close of the twentieth century, the female body poses an enormous problem for American girls, and it does so because of the culture in which we live.” So opens Joan Jacobs Brumberg’s The Body Project: An Intimate History […]
TexInternational Politics
Jihad and Justice: Islamic Just War Theory, Part 2