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The University of Chicago Press publishes more than 90 scholarly journals that cover a wide range of disciplines, from the humanities and the social sciences to the life and physical sciences. journals.uchicago.edu
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Read "Dwarfs, Puns, and Foolish Characters: Satirical Intentions in The Night Watch" from Source and discover a new interpretation of Rembrandt's 'Night Watch' as a satirical commentary on the work's subject: Frans Banning Cocq. Find it here: ow.ly/bl4l50X7orI
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New from Signs: Nikita Shephard explores “carceral equality” — how lesbian cops became symbols of LGBTQ progress while reinforcing state violence. A critical analysis of feminist politics, representation, and the contradictions of inclusion (sub. req’d): buff.ly/MxJWVvm
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📢 Out now in the September 2025 issue of #JAERE! 📢
"Monitoring and Enforcement and Environmental Compliance: Power Plant Emissions During the 2018–19 Federal Government Shutdown" by Ruohao Zhang, Huan Li, and Neha Khanna.
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Just accepted:

Entanglement Swapping for Entanglement Realists
– Jørn Kløvfjell Mjelva

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ABSTRACT. Delayed-choice entanglement swapping experiments have been argued to undermine realism about entanglement. One response has been to argue that the correlations displayed in delayed-choice entanglement swapping experiments have a different physical interpretation than the correlations in the non-delayed case. This strategy runs into problems when applied to cases of spacelike entanglement swapping, as it would appear to require one to either posit a privileged foliation of spacetime or otherwise accept that whether entanglement obtains is frame dependent. In this article, I present a realist-friendly account of entanglement swapping that circumvents this dilemma, in which entanglement is explicated via the notion of a common ground. The issue of frame dependence is resolved by adopting the past light-cone criterion for property attribution, and the correlations displayed in the spacelike entanglement swapping experiments are attributed to a joint common ground.
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Rejected everywhere, staged as a hoax, and finally published in a lesbian sex mag — Sarah Schulman’s “A Short Story About a Penis” has quite a history. Rachel Corbman uncovers its fascinating legacy in Signs’ new issue: check it out here! (sub. req’d):
Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society | Vol 51, No 1
This introduction to “Lesbian Studies, Now” reflects on the affective, intellectual, and political stakes of invoking “lesbian” as a generative scholarly category in the present as well as the three…
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"Valuing Mortality Risk Reduction Benefits of Federal Regulations: Comments on Circular A-4" by Joseph E. Aldy and W. Kip Viscusi.
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New from Signs: “Lesbian Studies, Now” traces the figure of the lesbian in feminist theory, history, and politics — confronting nostalgia, critique, and the possibilities of survival. Check it out here (sub. req’d): buff.ly/MxJWVvm
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Gabriele Marcon has been awarded an honorable mention for the 2025 SIHS Article Prize for the article “The Boundaries of Knowledge: Books, Experts, and Readers in Early Modern Mines.” Read it for FREE in Isis: ow.ly/IVAY50X5NqJ @isisjournal.bsky.social
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Check out "Kneebone and Lakatos: At the Roots of a Dialectical Philosophy of Mathematics" from HOPOS and learn more about the origins of the dialectical approach to the philosophy of mathematics. Find it here: ow.ly/RuLx50X3mOs
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"The Affordances of Healing Spaces in Book III of 'The Faerie Queene'" from Spenser Studies explores the ecological features of healing spaces seen in "The Faerie Queene." Find it here: ow.ly/wfWH50X3mNx
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It's International Music Day. Celebrate by reading this article from Speculum that examines the idea of the healing power of music in 14th-century Bologna: ow.ly/96BO50X1CKS
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In the Spring 2025 issue of #HOPOS Anna Bellomo writes on the history of the formalist tradition in mathematics, focusing on the 'principle of permanence of equivalent forms' in George Peacock and Hermann Hankel.

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Just accepted:

Kinematical Equivalence and Cosmic Conspiracies
– Caspar Jacobs & Eleanor March

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ABSTRACT. Discussions of theoretical equivalence typically only concern a theory's dynamically possible models. Recently, however, March has shown that a theory's kinematically possible models are also relevant to questions of theoretical equivalence. We apply March's notion of kinematic equivalence to the difference between reduced and sophisticated theories introduced by Dewar. Although Dewar claims that these are equivalent, Jacobs has argued that only sophisticated theories can explain what are otherwise `cosmic conspiracies'. We show that this is a consequence of the kinematical inequivalence of reduced and sophisticated theories. Furthermore, we use Caulton's  `downwards Hume's dictum' to show that kinematically inequivalent theories are also ontologically inequivalent.
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This FREE article from The Journal of Clinical Ethics outlines how nurses and physicians can better work together in the face of ethical quandaries. Find "Bridging Impasses Between Nurses and Providers" here: ow.ly/387J50X1cWz
The Journal of Clinical Ethics
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"How, and under what conditions, can democratic backsliding go hand-in-hand with apparently widespread commitments to democracy?" This article from The Journal of Politics studies how autocrats rise to power while championing democracy. Read here: ow.ly/Bj4Y50X1cRn @thejop.bsky.social
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"Groundwater Pricing in Agriculture in South Asia: Research for Practical Policy-Making" by Soumya Balasubramanya.
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How do tax incentives influence migration? Using the 2017 tax reform and the COVID-19 pandemic, this article from the American Journal of Sociology studies how the interplay of tax incentives and embeddedness impact elite tax flight. Find it here: ow.ly/RGyv50WYWjq
American Journal of Sociology
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🏆The 2025 SIHS Article Prize for Medieval and Early Modern Italian History was awarded to Ori Ben-Shalom for “Public Health, Medicine, and Religious Reform in Carlo Borromeo's Milan” in the Sixteenth Century Journal. Read the article for FREE: ow.ly/tvLH50WX8cB @16csociety.bsky.social
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