2013: vol. 12, no. 2

By Alan Sokal: What is Science and Why Should We Care?

By Margaret C. Jacob: The Left, Right and Science: Relativists and Materialists

By Philip Kitcher: Plato’s Revenge: An Undemocratic Report from an Overheated Planet

By Michael Ruse: Democracy and Pseudo-Science

By Barbara Forrest: Rejecting the Founders’ Legacy: Democracy as a Weapon Against Science

By Lawrence Davidson: Fundamentalist Christians, Science, and the Democracy

By Stanley Aronowitz: Reversing the Labor Movement’s Free Fall

By Stephen Eric Bronner: Utopia

By Leonard Quart: Gentrifying Brooklyn: Two Documentaries

By Vivian Demuth: In the Middle of the Watershed

By William Heyen: The Moon

By Elvira Basevich: On Talking to a Crowd Always Ready to Deflate Large Balloons

By Jonas Mekas: First Idyll: Old is This Rushing of Rain

By David Curry: Vietnam: Flashing Back and Forward

By Abe Peck: The Life and Times of the Underground Press

By Robin Melville: Christopher Hayes, Twilight of the Elites: America After Meritocracy

By Aaron Leonard: Amy J. Binder and Kate Wood, Becoming Right: How Campuses Shape Young Conservatives

By Jeremy F. Walton: Nostalgia for the Natives: Meditations on Napoleon Chagnon’s Noble Savages