North Carolina Literary Review Gerard Hastings Maxime Vivas draws a picture

Maxime Vivas draws a picture of China from the perspective of the French media and France's political class

embodied cognition

He is convinced that religious traditions can find common ground-through the use of rights and rights language

University Fellow Wallace Oates has brought together much of RFF's best work in a new volume that provides teachers and students

with contributions by leaders in the field

North Carolina Literary Review Gerard Hastings Maxime Vivas draws a pictureThe North Carolina Literary Review's 33rd flagship print issue continues illuminating the 2024 feature of North Carolina writings about disabilities, with Guest Feature Editor Dr. Casey Kayser. The feature section contains Delia Steverson's essay on the autobiographical writings by deaf blind author Mary Herring White and author Audrey Jennifer Smith's interview with James Tate Hill, a writer with Leber's hereditary optic neuropathy. From our 2023