Ronald Sharp discusses The Norton Book of Friendship, which he co-edited with Eudora Welty. Readings are by Zhang Zhilian of Peking University, Hortense Spillers of Emory University, David Smith of Williams College, Annabel Patterson of Duke University, and Robert Connor and Kent Mullikin of the National Humanities Center. At the time of this interview, Sharp was professor of English at Kenyon College; he was a Fellows at the National Humanities Center in 1986-87. This edition of Soundings was conducted by Wayne J. Pond.
That’s What Friends Are For
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