Books & Culture Archives
2004
November/December 2004
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Jan Lüder Hagens
How to portray the Holocaust on stage and film.
Posted 11.01.04
Peter T. Chattaway
Four recent films show a battle for control among men, women, and machines.
Posted 11.01.04
Julie Byrne
A sociologist's surprising encounter with fundamentalism.
Posted 11.01.04
Steven Gertz
Three Christians trace their roots back to the Hebrew Bible-and encounter God's present-day chosen people.
Posted 11.01.04
Ronald Wells
350 years of Jewish life in America.
Posted 11.01.04
Laurance Wieder
In the Turkish city of Kars, schoolgirls forced to abandon their headscarves are killing themselves. A poet who is also a journalist is sent to cover the story.
Posted 11.01.04
Eugene McCarraher
American Catholic intellectuals in the Progressive era.
Posted 11.01.04
Allen C. Guelzo
John Wilkes Booth assassinated the president. Democracy proved harder to kill.
Posted 11.01.04
Justus D. Doenecke
So you think American history from the Great Depression through World War II holds no surprises? Read on.
Posted 11.01.04
William Dembski
The inevitable and preordained trajectories of evolution.
Posted 11.01.04
Elesha Coffman
Faith, history, and the virtues of evangelical diffidence.
Posted 11.01.04
Cindy Crosby
Nostalgia for nature's seasons in a climate-controlled world.
Posted 11.01.04
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