To see the forest for the trees: “To discern an overall pattern from a mass of detail; to see the big picture, or the broader, more general situation.” [1] ——— I’d like to start by thanking S-USIH, and especially Tim Lacy, who did the grunt work, for putting together this roundtable. It’s been delightful to receive a wide range of responses and build new connections with scholars interested in similar work. As Raz and Lassabe Sheperd pointed out in their reviews, I wrote this book with a larger body of scholarship in mind. Mical Raz’s own work, in fact, closely Read more