Saint Francis College, Brooklyn Heights, NYC

 

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.

Issues:

• V.6 Spring 2010 - Robert LeBlanc and Naomi Krupitsky Wernham
  
• V.5 Fall 2009 - Kevin Brown and Alison Watkins
  
• V.5 Summer 2009 - Jennifer Lee and Nilanshu Agarwal
  
• V.5 Spring 2009 - Alexandra Glynn and Nilanshu Agrawal
  
• V.4 Fall 2008 - Brad Baumgartner and Rob 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@stfranciscollege.edu Include ASEBL Submission in the subject line.  MS-Word attachments. Critical (not creative) writing (1000-2000 words); reflective essays encouraged.  BIO: 45 words.

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