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An Evening with Jane Ferguson

An Evening with Jane Ferguson

Catherine Newell, “The Transformative Power of Dialogue”

Catherine Newell, “The Transformative Power of Dialogue”

Emily Coccia, “Literature and Its Worlds of Possibility”

Emily Coccia, “Literature and Its Worlds of Possibility”

Lou Nachman, “My Service in the Navy Sparked a Lifelong Interest in Other Cultures”

Lou Nachman, “My Service in the Navy Sparked a Lifelong Interest in Other Cultures”

David Denby, “The Berlin Philharmonic Plays Mahler”

David Denby, “The Berlin Philharmonic Plays Mahler”

Alexander Knirim, “History, Reimagined”

Alexander Knirim, “History, Reimagined”

William Ferris, “I Saw, in Stephen Dedalus, Myself ”

William Ferris, “I Saw, in Stephen Dedalus, Myself ”

David Denby, “Transformative Literature”

David Denby, “Transformative Literature”

Kristen Shedd, “‘The Jungle’: Personalizing the Historical Struggle of Workers”

Kristen Shedd, “‘The Jungle’: Personalizing the Historical Struggle of Workers”

Julie Mullis, “What Does It Mean to Be Southern ”

Julie Mullis, “What Does It Mean to Be Southern ”

Joan Hinde Stewart, “The First Book I Ever Checked Out of a Library”

Joan Hinde Stewart, “The First Book I Ever Checked Out of a Library”

Roddy Doyle, “Seeing Fellini’s ‘Amarcord’ Was the Greatest Cultural Moment of My Life”

Roddy Doyle, “Seeing Fellini’s ‘Amarcord’ Was the Greatest Cultural Moment of My Life”

Steve Oreskovic, “Feeling the American Revolution”

Steve Oreskovic, “Feeling the American Revolution”

Daniel Palazzolo, “The Virginia State Capitol, Past and Present”

Daniel Palazzolo, “The Virginia State Capitol, Past and Present”

Christina Lohry, “Without Words”

Christina Lohry, “Without Words”

Theresa Pierce, “What Happens When We Share Our Stories?”

Theresa Pierce, “What Happens When We Share Our Stories?”

Stephen Kidd, “From the Silk Road to the National Mall”

Stephen Kidd, “From the Silk Road to the National Mall”

Kathryn Bentley, “Unlocking the Code”

Kathryn Bentley, “Unlocking the Code”

Esther Mackintosh, “Things Usually Turn Out Alright”

Esther Mackintosh, “Things Usually Turn Out Alright”

Deborah Jung, “Spreading the Love of Libraries”

Deborah Jung, “Spreading the Love of Libraries”

Ken Burns, “The Day My Interest in Race in America Was Born”

Ken Burns, “The Day My Interest in Race in America Was Born”

Ken Burns, “Why We Always Come Back to Abraham Lincoln”

Ken Burns, “Why We Always Come Back to Abraham Lincoln”

Ken Burns, “Answering the Question ‘Who Are We?’”

Ken Burns, “Answering the Question ‘Who Are We?’”

Mirah Horowitz, “Growing Up with the Humanities”

Mirah Horowitz, “Growing Up with the Humanities”

Carol Quillen, “Reading St Augustine’s ‘Confessions’ in Latin”

Carol Quillen, “Reading St Augustine’s ‘Confessions’ in Latin”

Kamille Bostick, “Eyes on the Prize”

Kamille Bostick, “Eyes on the Prize”

C Allen Parker, “I was dragged, kicking and screaming, to a van Gogh exhibition ”

C Allen Parker, “I was dragged, kicking and screaming, to a van Gogh exhibition ”

Ben Vinson III, “A Lifelong Passion and Appreciation for History”

Ben Vinson III, “A Lifelong Passion and Appreciation for History”

Scott Gartlan, “Fathers and Sons”

Scott Gartlan, “Fathers and Sons”

Kevin Guthrie, “Haunted by Homer’s Sirens”

Kevin Guthrie, “Haunted by Homer’s Sirens”

Caitlin Patton, “Broccoli, Anthropology, and the Humanities”

Caitlin Patton, “Broccoli, Anthropology, and the Humanities”

Averill Corkin, “You Have to Be There”

Averill Corkin, “You Have to Be There”

Kathryn Hill, “The Second Shelf and Beyond”

Kathryn Hill, “The Second Shelf and Beyond”

Celeste Marie Bernier, “How do you get to the stories we are not told?”

Celeste Marie Bernier, “How do you get to the stories we are not told?”

Deborah Ross, “You don’t just run, you run to some place wonderful ”

Deborah Ross, “You don’t just run, you run to some place wonderful ”

David Denby, “Losing and Regaining the Metaphysical”

David Denby, “Losing and Regaining the Metaphysical”

Justin Parmenter, “For the First Time It Felt Like Someone Was Writing About Me”

Justin Parmenter, “For the First Time It Felt Like Someone Was Writing About Me”

William Leuchtenburg, “On the Anxiety of Influence”

William Leuchtenburg, “On the Anxiety of Influence”

Thomas J. Scherer, “‘Hamilton’ and the Performance of Poetry”

Thomas J. Scherer, “‘Hamilton’ and the Performance of Poetry”

J. Porter Durham, Jr , “Southern History, Turned Upside Down”

J. Porter Durham, Jr , “Southern History, Turned Upside Down”

David Denby, “Nighthawks at the Museum”

David Denby, “Nighthawks at the Museum”

Mike Rizer, “On This Side of Paradise”

Mike Rizer, “On This Side of Paradise”

Bill Carbone, “Mystic Musicality”

Bill Carbone, “Mystic Musicality”

James Hackett, “Taking Russian and Other Happy Accidents”

James Hackett, “Taking Russian and Other Happy Accidents”

James Hackett, “From the Pequod to the Oil Fields”

James Hackett, “From the Pequod to the Oil Fields”

James Hackett, “How Theology Helped Me Succeed in International Business”

James Hackett, “How Theology Helped Me Succeed in International Business”

Wendy Griswold, “Purple Heart, Purple Prose”

Wendy Griswold, “Purple Heart, Purple Prose”

Michael Poliakoff, “The Power of Mythological Thinking”

Michael Poliakoff, “The Power of Mythological Thinking”

Laura Thomas, “A Soul Filled with Music”

Laura Thomas, “A Soul Filled with Music”

David Bruce Smith, “Aesthetic Sensibilities and Property Management”

David Bruce Smith, “Aesthetic Sensibilities and Property Management”

David Bruce Smith, “A Lifelong Love of Biographies”

David Bruce Smith, “A Lifelong Love of Biographies”

David Bruce Smith, “Understanding History as Gossip”

David Bruce Smith, “Understanding History as Gossip”

Marlene L. Daut, “Inspirational Literature”

Marlene L. Daut, “Inspirational Literature”

Scholar-to-Scholar Talk: “Positionality and Inequality in the Humanities”

Scholar-to-Scholar Talk: “Positionality and Inequality in the Humanities”

Matthew Morse Booker and Kimberly Gilman, “How to Think in the Environmental Humanities”

Matthew Morse Booker and Kimberly Gilman, “How to Think in the Environmental Humanities”

Jon Parrish Peede, “Don't Understand Me Too Quickly”

Jon Parrish Peede, “Don't Understand Me Too Quickly”

Ed Ayers, “Reclaiming Richmond”

Ed Ayers, “Reclaiming Richmond”

Tracing the Ripples of the NHC’s Work: Jakobi Williams

Tracing the Ripples of the NHC’s Work: Jakobi Williams

Panel: “Planning Inclusive Futures: The Next Decade of the Humanities”

Panel: “Planning Inclusive Futures: The Next Decade of the Humanities”

Laura Thomas, “A Soul Filled with Music”

Laura Thomas, “A Soul Filled with Music”

Jeff Crawford, “An Invitation to a Community of Musicians”

Jeff Crawford, “An Invitation to a Community of Musicians”

Parthenon Huxley, “Riots and the Rolling Stones: Musical Youth Culture in 1970s Greece”

Parthenon Huxley, “Riots and the Rolling Stones: Musical Youth Culture in 1970s Greece”

Patrick Sansone, “In the Presence of True Magic”

Patrick Sansone, “In the Presence of True Magic”

Michelle Davidson, “The Empowering Legacy of Science Fiction”

Michelle Davidson, “The Empowering Legacy of Science Fiction”

John Heitzenrater, “Becoming a One-Man Band”

John Heitzenrater, “Becoming a One-Man Band”

Peter Holsapple, “How Big Star Saved Pop Rock”

Peter Holsapple, “How Big Star Saved Pop Rock”

Ken Stringfellow, “Cultivating Emotional Intelligence Through Classical Music”

Ken Stringfellow, “Cultivating Emotional Intelligence Through Classical Music”

Maurice Green, “Listening and Learning”

Maurice Green, “Listening and Learning”

Dr. Michael Stanley, “It’s not nonsense, it’s Shakespeare.”

Dr. Michael Stanley, “It’s not nonsense, it’s Shakespeare.”

Evalin Musser, “Making Magic through Film”

Evalin Musser, “Making Magic through Film”

Noah Reid, “Transforming Loss into Artistic Expression”

Noah Reid, “Transforming Loss into Artistic Expression”

Dr Michael Stanley, “Using Language to Humanize Healthcare”

Dr Michael Stanley, “Using Language to Humanize Healthcare”

Tracing the Ripples of the NHC's Work: Gregg Mitman

Tracing the Ripples of the NHC's Work: Gregg Mitman

Panel: “Humanistic Dimensions of Environmental Advocacy”

Panel: “Humanistic Dimensions of Environmental Advocacy”

Residential Fellowships at the National Humanities Center

Residential Fellowships at the National Humanities Center

Scholar-to-Scholar Talk: “Family as a Knowledge Methodology: Writing Intimate Histories”

Scholar-to-Scholar Talk: “Family as a Knowledge Methodology: Writing Intimate Histories”

Panel: “Reforming the Academic Reward System”

Panel: “Reforming the Academic Reward System”

Tracing the Ripples of the NHC’s Work: Audrey Anton

Tracing the Ripples of the NHC’s Work: Audrey Anton

Tracing the Ripples of the NHC’s Work: Laura T. Murphy

Tracing the Ripples of the NHC’s Work: Laura T. Murphy

Gregg A. Hecimovich, "The True Story of Hannah Crafts, America's First Black Female Novelist"

Gregg A. Hecimovich, "The True Story of Hannah Crafts, America's First Black Female Novelist"

James Engell, "What is College For?"

James Engell, "What is College For?"

Tera W. Hunter & Andreá N. Williams, "African American Marriage in the Twentieth Century"

Tera W. Hunter & Andreá N. Williams, "African American Marriage in the Twentieth Century"

Lee Smith, "An Evening with Author Lee Smith"

Lee Smith, "An Evening with Author Lee Smith"

Kim F. Hall, "Othello Was My Grandfather: Race & Shakespeare in the African Diaspora"

Kim F. Hall, "Othello Was My Grandfather: Race & Shakespeare in the African Diaspora"

Elaine Scarry, "Imagining Color: Color Threads in Proust and Murasaki"

Elaine Scarry, "Imagining Color: Color Threads in Proust and Murasaki"

Elizabeth McHenry, "Making Negro Literature: Literary Workspaces at the Margins of Print Culture"

Elizabeth McHenry, "Making Negro Literature: Literary Workspaces at the Margins of Print Culture"

Marlene L. Daut, "The Haitian Atlantic"

Marlene L. Daut, "The Haitian Atlantic"

William Ferris, "The Storied South: Voices of Writers and Artists"

William Ferris, "The Storied South: Voices of Writers and Artists"

Joan Hinde Stewart, "Joan of Arc: Imagining the Maid"

Joan Hinde Stewart, "Joan of Arc: Imagining the Maid"

Alan Taylor, "Educating Citizens and Reforming Generations"

Alan Taylor, "Educating Citizens and Reforming Generations"

Celeste-Marie Bernier, "Lexicon of Liberation"

Celeste-Marie Bernier, "Lexicon of Liberation"

Matthew Morse Booker, "The Rise and Fall of the Industrial Oyster"

Matthew Morse Booker, "The Rise and Fall of the Industrial Oyster"

Nancy Wicker, "Vicious Vikings as Cultural Ambassadors"

Nancy Wicker, "Vicious Vikings as Cultural Ambassadors"

Peter Galison, "Wastelands and Wilderness: Nuclear Lands"

Peter Galison, "Wastelands and Wilderness: Nuclear Lands"

Human Rights and the Dignity of the Person Panel: Robert Post

Human Rights and the Dignity of the Person Panel: Robert Post

Robert D. Newman, “Rage and Beauty: Celebrating Complexity, Democracy and the Humanities”

Robert D. Newman, “Rage and Beauty: Celebrating Complexity, Democracy and the Humanities”

Maud Ellmann, "'Vaccies Go Home!': Evacuation, Psychoanalysis, and Fiction in World War II Britain"

Maud Ellmann, "'Vaccies Go Home!': Evacuation, Psychoanalysis, and Fiction in World War II Britain"

Victor Taylor on "The State and Stakes of Literary Study"

Victor Taylor on "The State and Stakes of Literary Study"

Toril Moi on "The State and Stakes of Literary Study"

Toril Moi on "The State and Stakes of Literary Study"

Srinivas Aravamudan on "The State and Stakes of Literary Study"

Srinivas Aravamudan on "The State and Stakes of Literary Study"

Sharon Cameron on "The State and Stakes of Literary Study"

Sharon Cameron on "The State and Stakes of Literary Study"

Seth Lerer on "The State and Stakes of Literary Study"

Seth Lerer on "The State and Stakes of Literary Study"

Sean Keilen on "The State and Stakes of Literary Study"

Sean Keilen on "The State and Stakes of Literary Study"

Ross Forman on "The State and Stakes of Literary Study"

Ross Forman on "The State and Stakes of Literary Study"

Richard Brodhead on "The State and Stakes of Literary Study"

Richard Brodhead on "The State and Stakes of Literary Study"

Pericles Lewis on "The State and Stakes of Literary Study"

Pericles Lewis on "The State and Stakes of Literary Study"

Patricia Spacks on "The State and Stakes of Literary Study"

Patricia Spacks on "The State and Stakes of Literary Study"

Noelle Zeiner-Carmichael on "The State and Stakes of Literary Study"

Noelle Zeiner-Carmichael on "The State and Stakes of Literary Study"

Michael Wood on "The State and Stakes of Literary Study"

Michael Wood on "The State and Stakes of Literary Study"

Kathleen Harrington on "The State and Stakes of Literary Study"

Kathleen Harrington on "The State and Stakes of Literary Study"

Kate Flint on "The State and Stakes of Literary Study"

Kate Flint on "The State and Stakes of Literary Study"

Jonathan Culler on "The State and Stakes of Literary Study"

Jonathan Culler on "The State and Stakes of Literary Study"

Jeff Dolven on "The State and Stakes of Literary Study"

Jeff Dolven on "The State and Stakes of Literary Study"

Henry Hughes on "The State and Stakes of Literary Study"

Henry Hughes on "The State and Stakes of Literary Study"

Frances Ferguson on "The State and Stakes of Literary Study"

Frances Ferguson on "The State and Stakes of Literary Study"

Deidre Lynch on "The State and Stakes of Literary Study"

Deidre Lynch on "The State and Stakes of Literary Study"

Catherine Gallagher on "The State and Stakes of Literary Study"

Catherine Gallagher on "The State and Stakes of Literary Study"

Geoffrey Galt Harpham Introduces "The State and Stakes of Literary Study" Conference

Geoffrey Galt Harpham Introduces "The State and Stakes of Literary Study" Conference

Audience Discussion from "The State and Stakes of Literary Study" Conference

Audience Discussion from "The State and Stakes of Literary Study" Conference

Six Degrees of the NHC: From Chimpanzees in Tanzania to a Movie Set in Utah

Six Degrees of the NHC: From Chimpanzees in Tanzania to a Movie Set in Utah

NHC Virtual Book Talk: Joseph Allen Boone, “Furnace Creek”

NHC Virtual Book Talk: Joseph Allen Boone, “Furnace Creek”

Six Degrees of the NHC: From Joan of Arc to Nazi Germany

Six Degrees of the NHC: From Joan of Arc to Nazi Germany

NHC Virtual Book Talk: Laura T. Murphy, “Freedomville: The Story of a 21st Century Slave Revolt”

NHC Virtual Book Talk: Laura T. Murphy, “Freedomville: The Story of a 21st Century Slave Revolt”

Panel Discussion: Building a Speculative Archive

Panel Discussion: Building a Speculative Archive

Panel Discussion: Genres of Empathy

Panel Discussion: Genres of Empathy

Panel Discussion: Caring and Understanding in a Global Health Context

Panel Discussion: Caring and Understanding in a Global Health Context

Panel Discussion: Medical Research and Global Health Equity: A Conversation with Industry Leaders

Panel Discussion: Medical Research and Global Health Equity: A Conversation with Industry Leaders

Group Discussion with Eula Biss, “The Pain Scale”

Group Discussion with Eula Biss, “The Pain Scale”

Panel Discussion: Access and Inclusivity in American Medicine

Panel Discussion: Access and Inclusivity in American Medicine

Conference Keynote: Rita Charon, “A Time of Crisis | A Crisis of Time”

Conference Keynote: Rita Charon, “A Time of Crisis | A Crisis of Time”

Six Degrees of the NHC: From Shakespeare's Witches to Psychoanalysis in China

Six Degrees of the NHC: From Shakespeare's Witches to Psychoanalysis in China

Six Degrees of the NHC: From the New Deal to Ghanaian Philosophers

Six Degrees of the NHC: From the New Deal to Ghanaian Philosophers

Six Degrees of the NHC: From Slasher Films to Abolitionists

Six Degrees of the NHC: From Slasher Films to Abolitionists

NHC Virtual Book Talk: Andrew Jewett, “Science under Fire”

NHC Virtual Book Talk: Andrew Jewett, “Science under Fire”

Nancy MacLean, “The Pre-History—and Likely Sequels—of the Insurrection at the U.S. Capitol”

Nancy MacLean, “The Pre-History—and Likely Sequels—of the Insurrection at the U.S. Capitol”

Message from the President & Director: A Look Back at 2020–21

Message from the President & Director: A Look Back at 2020–21

NHC Virtual Book Talk: Mia Bay, “Traveling Black: A Story of Race and Resistance”

NHC Virtual Book Talk: Mia Bay, “Traveling Black: A Story of Race and Resistance”

NHC Virtual Book Talk: Tsitsi Ella Jaji, “Mother Tongues: Poems”

NHC Virtual Book Talk: Tsitsi Ella Jaji, “Mother Tongues: Poems”

NHC Virtual Book Talk: Thomas M. Lekan, “Our Gigantic Zoo: A German Quest to Save the Serengeti”

NHC Virtual Book Talk: Thomas M. Lekan, “Our Gigantic Zoo: A German Quest to Save the Serengeti”

NHC Scholar-to-Scholar Talk: Lorraine Daston, “Science Goes Global”

NHC Scholar-to-Scholar Talk: Lorraine Daston, “Science Goes Global”

National Humanities Center Residential Fellowship Competition

National Humanities Center Residential Fellowship Competition

Concluding Panel: Where Do We Go from Here? The Future of Artificial Intelligence and the Humanities

Concluding Panel: Where Do We Go from Here? The Future of Artificial Intelligence and the Humanities

Special Session: “Shakespeare in High Dimensional Data Spaces”

Special Session: “Shakespeare in High Dimensional Data Spaces”

Panel Discussion: How Do We Address Privacy in the World of Artificial Intelligence?

Panel Discussion: How Do We Address Privacy in the World of Artificial Intelligence?

Panel Discussion: In Whose Image? Envisioning an Inclusive and Vibrant AI Future

Panel Discussion: In Whose Image? Envisioning an Inclusive and Vibrant AI Future

Demonstration and Panel Discussion: Can Morality Be Built into Computers?

Demonstration and Panel Discussion: Can Morality Be Built into Computers?

Keynote and Panel: How Has Artificial Intelligence Challenged the Boundaries of Humanistic Thinking?

Keynote and Panel: How Has Artificial Intelligence Challenged the Boundaries of Humanistic Thinking?

Panel Discussion: Can Artificial Intelligence Create, and What Is the Role of the Artist?

Panel Discussion: Can Artificial Intelligence Create, and What Is the Role of the Artist?

Between Teacher and Student: The Obligations of Mentorship

Between Teacher and Student: The Obligations of Mentorship

NHC Virtual Book Talk: “Performance and the Afterlives of Injustice”

NHC Virtual Book Talk: “Performance and the Afterlives of Injustice”

NHC Virtual Book Talk: “Pragmatist Politics: Making the Case for Liberal Democracy”

NHC Virtual Book Talk: “Pragmatist Politics: Making the Case for Liberal Democracy”

NHC Virtual Book Talk: “A Legal History of the Civil War and Reconstruction”

NHC Virtual Book Talk: “A Legal History of the Civil War and Reconstruction”

NHC Virtual Book Talk: “The Life of Roman Republicanism”

NHC Virtual Book Talk: “The Life of Roman Republicanism”

The Price of Injustice: A Scholar-To-Scholar Conversation

The Price of Injustice: A Scholar-To-Scholar Conversation

NHC Virtual Book Talk: “The War Before the War: Fugitive Slaves and the Struggle for America’s Soul”

NHC Virtual Book Talk: “The War Before the War: Fugitive Slaves and the Struggle for America’s Soul”

“Local Color” Artists’ Panel

“Local Color” Artists’ Panel

Writing the Human Story

Writing the Human Story

NHC Virtual Book Talk: “American Breakdown: The Trump Years and How They Befell Us”

NHC Virtual Book Talk: “American Breakdown: The Trump Years and How They Befell Us”

NHC Virtual Book Talk: “Independence Lost: Lives on the Edge of the American Revolution”

NHC Virtual Book Talk: “Independence Lost: Lives on the Edge of the American Revolution”

NHC Virtual Book Talk: “Four Friends: Promising Lives Cut Short”

NHC Virtual Book Talk: “Four Friends: Promising Lives Cut Short”

NHC Virtual Book Talk: “The Trial of Lizzie Borden”

NHC Virtual Book Talk: “The Trial of Lizzie Borden”

NHC Virtual Book Talk: “Most Blessed of the Patriarchs”

NHC Virtual Book Talk: “Most Blessed of the Patriarchs”

NHC Virtual Book Talk: “In a Dark Wood”

NHC Virtual Book Talk: “In a Dark Wood”

NHC Virtual Book Talk: “Heaven and Hell: A History of the Afterlife”

NHC Virtual Book Talk: “Heaven and Hell: A History of the Afterlife”

NHC Virtual Book Talk: “The Decameron”

NHC Virtual Book Talk: “The Decameron”

NHC Virtual Book Talk: “Vanguard”

NHC Virtual Book Talk: “Vanguard”

NHC Virtual Book Talk: “M Archive: After the End of the World”

NHC Virtual Book Talk: “M Archive: After the End of the World”

NHC Virtual Book Talk: “Othello Was My Grandfather”

NHC Virtual Book Talk: “Othello Was My Grandfather”

NHC Virtual Book Talk: “Madness in the City of Magnificent Intentions”

NHC Virtual Book Talk: “Madness in the City of Magnificent Intentions”

NHC Virtual Book Talk: “The Contested Murder of Latasha Harlins”

NHC Virtual Book Talk: “The Contested Murder of Latasha Harlins”

NHC Virtual Book Talk: “Sisters and Rebels: A Struggle for the Soul of America”

NHC Virtual Book Talk: “Sisters and Rebels: A Struggle for the Soul of America”

The Trial of Lizzie Borden

The Trial of Lizzie Borden

Learn, Explore, and Discover

Learn, Explore, and Discover

Ann Fox, “Contingent Bodies: Encountering The DisAbility Project”

Ann Fox, “Contingent Bodies: Encountering The DisAbility Project”

Grace Momberger, “Poetry in Silence”

Grace Momberger, “Poetry in Silence”

Randall Tolpinrud, “Redefining Patriotism and Environmental Justice in Costa Rica”

Randall Tolpinrud, “Redefining Patriotism and Environmental Justice in Costa Rica”

Subhankar Banerjee, “From Aesthetic Shock to Ethical Awakening: How an Environmental Artist and ...

Subhankar Banerjee, “From Aesthetic Shock to Ethical Awakening: How an Environmental Artist and ...

Jeff Braden, “Sharing Language, Understanding Humanity”

Jeff Braden, “Sharing Language, Understanding Humanity”

Gil Greggs, “Discovering How Literature and Art Place Demands on Us”

Gil Greggs, “Discovering How Literature and Art Place Demands on Us”

Carter Thompson, “The Streets of New York Are Like a Library”

Carter Thompson, “The Streets of New York Are Like a Library”

Matt Smith, “Looking Beyond Manipulative Rhetoric Toward Deeper Understanding and Insight”

Matt Smith, “Looking Beyond Manipulative Rhetoric Toward Deeper Understanding and Insight”

Bob Schneider, “Butthole Surfers Blew My Mind”

Bob Schneider, “Butthole Surfers Blew My Mind”

Robert D. Newman, “On First Encountering Francis Bacon’s Paintings”

Robert D. Newman, “On First Encountering Francis Bacon’s Paintings”

Dave Wilson, “Spellbound by a Sleeper”

Dave Wilson, “Spellbound by a Sleeper”

Stephen Kidd, “Spaces & Stories: Kent State”

Stephen Kidd, “Spaces & Stories: Kent State”

William “Bro” Adams, “Coming to Terms with the Experience of War”

William “Bro” Adams, “Coming to Terms with the Experience of War”

Terry Tempest Williams, “Can You Imagine a World Without Birdsong?"

Terry Tempest Williams, “Can You Imagine a World Without Birdsong?"

Steve Earle, “How I Came to Oppose the Death Penalty”

Steve Earle, “How I Came to Oppose the Death Penalty”

The Musical Awakening of Steven Van Zandt

The Musical Awakening of Steven Van Zandt

Charles Frazier, “Hearing an Orchestra for the First Time”

Charles Frazier, “Hearing an Orchestra for the First Time”

Humanities Moments: Exploring the Impact of the Humanities

Humanities Moments: Exploring the Impact of the Humanities

Humanities Moments

Humanities Moments

“Beyond Despair” Panel V – Beyond Despair: Next Steps in Environmental Humanities

“Beyond Despair” Panel V – Beyond Despair: Next Steps in Environmental Humanities

Data Rescue for the Environment

Data Rescue for the Environment

“Beyond Despair” Panel IV – Teaching the Environment

“Beyond Despair” Panel IV – Teaching the Environment

Teaching the Environment at Fudan University and Nanyang Technological University

Teaching the Environment at Fudan University and Nanyang Technological University

“Beyond Despair” Panel III – Policy and Regulation

“Beyond Despair” Panel III – Policy and Regulation

“Beyond Despair” Panel II – Intergenerational Justice

“Beyond Despair” Panel II – Intergenerational Justice

“Beyond Despair” Panel – Carbon Offsets

“Beyond Despair” Panel – Carbon Offsets

“Beyond Despair” Panel I – Land, Water, Food, and Sustainability

“Beyond Despair” Panel I – Land, Water, Food, and Sustainability