Tag Archives: Politics
Dream State
“New fiction from Louisiana writer Moira Crone. In eight deliciously irreverent tales, Dream State captures the flavors of the modern-day deep South, where love, politics, hurricanes, and sweet fevers make for an intoxicating brew. Moira Crone reads from and talks […] … Continue reading
Taming the Storm
A description of the life and times of Federal Judge Frank Johnson, Jr. and the rise of the civil rights movement. An analysis of contemporary trends in southern politics. 722 – Taming the Storm
Middle East Prospects
A talk about the history behind the headlines in Middle Eastern politics and culture. 707 – Middle East Prospects
What is Found There
Adrienne Rich reads from and talks about her most recent book, What is Found There, a collection of poems and essays on poetry and politics in American society. 694 – What is Found There
Visual Cultures
Marianne Hirsch discusses her study of family pictures and cultural narrative. Temma Kaplan talks about her new book, Red City, Blue Period, an account of politics and culture in early 20th-century Barcelona. 655 – Visual Cultures
Beyond the Culture Wars
David Bromwich talks about Politics by Other Means, his new book about ideology and American education. Gerald Graff discusses Beyond the Culture Wars, his new book about ideology and American education. 654 – Beyond the Culture Wars
The Civil Society Part 4
Eduardo Rabossi discusses human rights in Argentina. Zhang Zhilian discusses intellectuals and politics in contemporary China. 605 – The Civil Society Part 4
Public Philosophy
Thomas Flynn discusses the life and work of the modern French historian and philosopher Michel Foucault. Richard Rorty discusses philosophy and the politics of the American left. 600 – Public Philosophy
An Islamic Primer
Gordon Newby provides an Islamic primer, an overview of politics and culture in the Middle East. 576 – An Islamic Primer
The Press, the People, & Public Policy
A discussion of race relations and politics in the modern South. 569 – The Press, the People, & Public Policy