Browse Dædalus

Society & Health

A detail of an illustrated storyboard showing dejected commuters from the perspective of a passing tram. Hidden among them is a strange winged creature with a lightbulb for a head, representing an alternative to the bleak urban industrial environment.

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Winter 2023

Creating a New Moral Political Economy

Editors Margaret Levi and Henry Farrell

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Summer 2022

The Humanities in American Life: Transforming the Relationship with the Public

Editors Carin Berkowitz, Norman Marshall Bradburn, and Robert B. Townsend

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Winter 2021

On the Novel

Editor Michael Wood

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Spring 2019

Why Jazz Still Matters

Editors Gerald Lyn Early and Ingrid T. Monson

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Spring 2018

Unfolding Futures: Indigenous Ways of Knowing for the Twenty-First Century

Editors Philip J. Deloria, K. Tsianina Lomawaima, Bryan McKinley Jones Brayboy, Mark Neil Trahant, Loren Frank Ghiglione, Douglas L. Medin, and Ned Blackhawk

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Spring 2016

What’s New About the Old

Editor Matthew S. Santirocco

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Winter 2014

What Humanists Do

Editor Denis Donoghue

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Fall 2013

American Music

Editors Gerald Lyn Early, Patrick Burke, and Mina Yang

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Winter 2012

On the American Narrative

Editor Denis Donoghue

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Winter 2011

Race in the Age of Obama, Vol. 1

Editor Gerald Lyn Early

Democracy & Justice

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Summer 2009

On Being Human

Editors Steven Marcus and Jerome Kagan

Science & Technology

Drawing of a sunflower stalk in black pen

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Winter 2009

Reflecting on the Humanities

Editors Patricia Meyer Spacks and Leslie Cohen Berlowitz

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Summer 2008

On Cosmopolitanism

Editor James Miller

Image depicting an Indian woman and man in traditional dress embracing while looking up at birds in flight.

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Spring 2007

On Sex

Editor James Miller