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- Volume 20, Issue 1, Winter 2014
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- Experimental Scholarship, Revisted
Part 1
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Volume 20, Issue 1, Winter 2014Table of Contents
Experimental Scholarship, Revisited
Columns: On Microhistory
Colloquium: Lyric Philosophy, Exempla and Responsa
- Imagination and the Good Life
- pp. 28-45
Pseudepigraphon
- Shlomzion
- pp. 68-133
Little Reviews
Unfinished Business: Fuzzy Studies
- Notes on Contributors
- pp. 193-196