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ASSOCIATION FOR THE STUDY OF ETHICAL BEHAVIOR IN LITERATURE

Association for the Study of Ethical Behavior in Literature.  Broadly conceived, any treatment of the convergence between ethics and literature: personal responsibility, moral behavior, decision, impulse, agency/action, reader-response, humanism, character, identity, virtue, ideal, conscience.  Such an approach could accommodate, for example, medical humanities and environmental ethics, as well.

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Issues:

• V.8 January 2012 - Tudor, Hinkly & Parashar
• V.7 Fall 2011 Special Issue - George Steven Swan
• V.7 Fall 2011 - Marranca & Korsmo
• V.7 Spring 2011 - Burell, Mehta, Chandra & Wesly
• V.6 Fall 2010 - Morale & McCoppin
  
• V.6 Spring 2010 - LeBlanc & Krupitsky Wernham
  
• V.5 Fall 2009 - Brown & Watkins
  
• V.5 Summer 2009 - Lee & Agarwal
  
• V.5 Spring 2009 - Glynn & Agrawal
  
• V.4 Fall 2008 - Baumgartner & King
  
• V.3 January 2008 - Great Books II
  
• V.2 Spring 2007 - Great Books I
  

Be a Part of the ASEBL Journal
Submit/Query: Gregory F. Tague, Ph.D., Professor of English: gtague@sfc.eduInclude ASEBL Submission in the subject line.  MS-Word attachments. Critical (not creative) writing (1000-2000 words); reflective essays encouraged.  BIO: 45 words.

Volume 8, Number 1, January 2012

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