Category Archives: Binford, Henry C.

Old Tech and New; Storytellers and Poets

Posted on July 12, 1992 by Steve Weiss

Henry Binford discusses the culrural significance of ice cream in modern America. George Houston discusses telling time in ancient Roman culture.; Allan Gurganus and Robert Gingher discuss contemporary short fiction in America. Robert Gingher’s collection of stories of North Carolina … Continue reading →

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Profits and Poverty

Posted on May 19, 1991 by Steve Weiss

Henry Binford discusses his study of the invention of the slum in the United States. Thomas Richards discusses his book, The Commodity Culture of Victorian England (Stanford University Press). 555 – Profits and Poverty

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