Coastline (magazine)

Coastline (magazine)


Coastline is an online-only magazine edited by Michael J.S. Cox. Its purpose is to publish essays that reflect the wide range of interests, reading, and writing from current students and alumni of graduate liberal studies programs across North America. Unlike many academic disciplines, liberal studies (also known as interdisciplinary studies) does not focus on one area, but rather uses a wide-field view to incorporate philosophy, history, literature, science, art, economics, and other disciplines to examine our physical and metaphysical world from several vantage points.

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