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  1. From our new issue

    Rehabilitory Modernism: László Moholy-Nagy’s Occupational Therapy at the School of Design in Chicago by James Graham

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  2. From our new issue

    Into the Abyss: Vilém Flusser’s Theories of Art, Nature, and Culture by Martha Schwendener

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  3. New on the CI Review!

    R. John Williams reviews Novels by Aliens: Weird Tales and the Twenty-First Century by Kate Marshall

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  4. From our new issue

    The Moment Unbound: When Romance Broke Free from Epic by Fredrik Renard

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  5. From our new issue

    He Said/She Said: Free Indirect Style Before the Novel by Eve Houghton

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  6. From our new issue

    The National Security Novel: “Useful Fiction,” Persuasive Emotions, and the Securitization of Literature by Anders Engberg-Pedersen

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  7. New on the CI Review!

    John Cayley reviews The Chinese Computer: A Global History of the Information Age by Thomas S. Mullaney

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  8. From our Spring 2002 issue

    Establishing Consensus: May ’68 in France as Seen from the 1980s by Kristin Ross

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