Author: Suheil Bushrui

James M. Malarkey is a specialist in Middle Eastern and North African studies who has contributed several essays to recent symposia on Kahlil Gibran. He currently teaches World Classi of literature and philosophy at Antioch University Midwest where he is Chair of Humanities. He previously taught for seven years at the American University of Beirut and the University of Constantine, Algeria. His publications include The Dramatic Structure of Scientific Discovery: A Critique of the Journal of the Socit archologique de Constantine (18531876) in J.-C. Vatin (ed.) Connaissances de Maghreb: sciences sociales et colonisation; Notes on the Psychology of War in Lebanon, in H. Barakat (ed.) Toward a Viable Lebanon; and Intercultural Education: Challenges, Promises, and Plea for Action, in M. Massoudi (ed.) The Value of Values: The Word, the Spirit, and the World.