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Coastline Journal publishes essays and commentary which reflect the wide range of reading and writing to be found in graduate liberal studies programs across North America. Unlike many academic disciplines, liberal studies does not focus on one discipline, but rather views subjects through a wide-angle lens, a cross-disciplinary approach incorporating philosophy, history, literature, science, art, economics, and the sciences to examine questions from several vantage points.
You are welcome to respond to a writer in the comments window found at the end of each essay. Because reading long articles online can be tiring, each essay has a link (directly under the title) allowing you to download it. Rights are reserved and remain with each essays’ author.
Editor
Michael Cox
Editorial Board
Susan Day
Duane Fontaine
Tim Howley
COPYRIGHT NOTICE
Coastline Journal ©2009 published at Vancouver, Canada, is a not-for-profit electronic journal, and is not affiliated with any university. Coastline has a working arrangement with the bi-annual AGLSP journal, Confluence.
All essays and articles remain the property of their authors, subject to the copyright laws of Canada and the U.S.A., and any use, other than to quote and cite brief excerpts for the purposes of review or academic writing, is strictly prohibited without the prior consent of the author of the work. Authors may be contacted through the editor, or by appending a comment at the end of their essay. Citations must include the title of this journal and its URL as: Coastline Journal, http://coastlinejournal.com.
Individual authors assume responsibility for the accuracy of their work and any citations within their work. Images appended to essays are not usually part of the author’s work, and remain the copyright of originating websites, and are hyperlinked to the site where they were found.
