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Volume 18, Number 2, June 2004
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Introduction--the new humanism
pp. 155-159(5)
Author: Gibson M.

Creativity, the 'new humanism' and cultural studies
pp. 161-178(18)
Author: Flew T.

Emotional literacy as a pedagogical product
pp. 179-189(11)
Authors: McWilliam E.; Hatcher C.

Media professions and the new humanism
pp. 191-203(13)
Authors: Balnaves M.; Mayrhofer D.; Shoesmith B.

The 'New' Singapore: mediating culture and creativity
pp. 205-218(14)
Authors: Leo P.; Lee T.

Post-humanism and the problem of theorizing coherence
pp. 219-234(16)
Author: Zipin L.

What's new? A letter to Terry Flew
pp. 235-246(12)
Author: Donald J.

Will the real humanism please stand up?
pp. 247-259(13)
Author: Burchell D.

Mediated memories: personal cultural memory as object of cultural analysis
pp. 261-277(17)
Author: van dijck J.

Spirituality and the (secular) ordinary Australian imaginary
pp. 279-293(15)
Author: Sinclair J.

Review article
pp. 295-301(7)
Author: Sternberg J.

Review article
pp. 303-309(7)
Author: Spurgeon C.

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