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HUMANITIES May/June 2010: Volume 31, Number 3 | Subscribe |
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ContentsJonathan Spence and NEH Chairman Jim Leach discuss key moments in four hundred years of Chinese history. From Winchester College to The Search for Modern China. Talking to Saipan American lit in a Pacific outpost. Philosophy on the Radio A call-in show in North Dakota broadcasts under the motto that philosophy is for everyone. Burying Molière (And reburying him) How the French Revolution reappropriated the favored playwright of Louis XIV. Curio Survival of the Luckless Tenor of the Times |
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Statements Alabama marks fifty years of To Kill a Mockingbird. A Pennsylvania scholar brings new interest to the composer known as the Black Mozart. South Dakota remembers the Great War in a collection of one family’s letters. Texas views the life of Anne Frank through her father’s photos. In Focus Through Georgia’s online encyclopedia, Jamil Zainaldin helps disseminate the state’s historical gems. Archive Past issues of HUMANITIES are archived online. Subscribe Subscribe to HUMANITIES magazine here. |
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