Philosophy

Issue 4 covers democracy and the symposium question "What is conservatism for?" Reviews cover Don DeLillo, "The White Ribbon," and Joe Frank.

Issue 4 covers freedom and the symposium question "What is sport for?" Reviews cover Chris Ware, Sarah Palin, "Chicago Heights," and Chicago's political theater.

Issue 5 covers Occupy Wall Street and the symposium question "What is the left for?" Reviews cover Cloud Gate, 9/11 literature, women comedians, small talk, and the "real world."

Issue 6 covers food and the symposium question "What are animals for?" Reviews cover "Mad Men," Burning Man, crime scene photography, and Carl Sandburg.

Select v3 was created to compliment the Version>02 show in 2002. This book and the show are about the digital commons, "intellectual property, the balance between civil liberties and security, freedom of speech and privacy, issues of access, and the creative use of tools. *

A collection of interviews concerning the rampant body dissatisfaction women have, and are expected to have by society.

A collection of essays by various religious scholars on the occasion of the World's Columbian Exposition

"Upside Down World: The Loss of the Sacred Cosmos is an incisive look at the concept of self awareness, instructing readers on how to find their true identity and potential. Through detailed research, it shows how to view reality and thereby move into a state of life fulfillment." *

Commentary on selections from William James's The Varieties of Religious Experience (1902).

An introductory pamphlet on the philosophy of assessing books by evaluating sight, smell, touch, and taste.