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Issue 24

Our Assumption issue includes Michael Hanby on bioethics, Leah Libresco Sargeant on the risks of parenthood, Ambrose Dobrozsi on I.V.F. and the Church, Robert Wyllie on Willa Cather, Charles Taylor on the meaning of life, as well as contributions from Joseph Epstein, Andrew Burnham, Peter Mottola, Christopher Caldwell, Theodore Dalrymple, Matthew Walther, Steven Knepper, Thomas Colbyry, Aaron James, and Peter Tonguette.

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Issue 24

Our Assumption issue includes Michael Hanby on bioethics, Leah Libresco Sargeant on the risks of parenthood, Ambrose Dobrozsi on I.V.F. and the Church, Robert Wyllie on Willa Cather, Charles Taylor on the meaning of life, as well as contributions from Joseph Epstein, Andrew Burnham, Peter Mottola, Christopher Caldwell, Theodore Dalrymple, Matthew Walther, Steven Knepper, Thomas Colbyry, Aaron James, and Peter Tonguette.
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Issue 23

Our Trinity issue includes Stanley Fish on justice, Hannah Rowan on fat, Edmund Waldstein on King Lear, Jude Russo on medical billing, Urban Hannon on Saint Perpetua, as well as contributions from Samantha Kelly, Will Thibeau, Jaspreet Singh Boparai, Theodore Dalrymple, Joseph Bottum, Nic Rowan, Thomas Colbyry, Jane Cooper, and Bill McCormick.
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Issue 22

Our Easter issue includes Matthew Walther on VIRTUS, Timothy P. Carney on parenting, Clare Coffey on housekeeping, Peter Tonguette on his mother and the movies, Dan Hitchens on a rave in Canterbury, Nic Rowan on happiness, Mary Ann Glendon on her childhood, as well as contributions from Casey Chalk, Jude Russo, Jason Paone, Thomas Colbyry, Jaspreet Singh Boparai, William Giraldi, and Eve Tushnet.
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Issue 21

Our Lent issue features Helen Andrews against human resources, Christopher Caldwell against human rights, Paul J. Griffiths against human flourishing, Robert Wyllie against humanity, Sam Kriss on drugs, Mary Harrington on feminism, John Ahern on modern music, as well as contributions from Francis Young, Lu Zhengxiang, Aníbal Sabater, Christopher McCaffery, Theodore Dalrymple, Peter Hitchens, and Santi Ruiz.

The Lamp is published by the Three Societies Foundation, a nonprofit organization based in Three Rivers, Michigan, in partnership with The Institute for Human Ecology at The Catholic University of America. Views expressed are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of The Institute for Human Ecology or The Catholic University of America or of its officers, directors, editors, members, or staff.

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