...Jeffrey F. Hamburger Meyer Schapiro, Romanesque Architectural Sculpture: The Charles Eliot Norton Lectures, ed. and intro. Linda Seidel (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2006), 256 pp. © 2008 by Duke University Press 2008 LITTLE REVIEWS Peter Malkin, ed., Basil...

... that such courses involve both gains and losses. Learning to lecture in front of a blank screen in an airless studio is not easy but has its own rewards if a professional media staff amasses and edits images and sounds. Teaching assistants also have to develop new techniques for involving students in discussion...

...Joseph Leo Koerner This essay finds its departure point in a title page that Aby Warburg (1866 – 1929) drafted for his lecture on the Pueblo Indians. Through the labyrinthine thought pathways evidenced by this much-amended and overwritten typescript, it explores the relation between reason...

...Ramona Naddaff; Katharine Wallerstein Written for a series of case studies titled “In the Humanities Classroom,” this contribution describes an undergraduate course on ancient rhetoric at Berkeley, in which Professor Ramona Naddaff was accused by a male student of demeaning women during a lecture...

...Caroline Walker Bynum As part of a series of case studies titled “In the Humanities Classroom,” this contribution reports in detail on the initial class taught by the author in the spring of 2015, during her time at Princeton University as a visiting lecturer in art history. By presenting students...

...Elizabeth Fox-Genovese This text of Elizabeth Fox-Genovese's is published posthumously in the context of pieces dedicated to her memory. It is unclear whether she intended it for eventual publication or whether she had intended it as a lecture; nor is there decisive evidence for a date...

...Belle Randall In memory of Stanley Cavell, a family friend of more than a half-century’s standing writes about his years in Berkeley (1944 to 1964), when he was deciding between music and philosophy as his field and then, eventually, joined the philosophy faculty as a lecturer. This guest column...

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... Press, 2003), 252 pp. In quirky lectures given at Durham University near the end of his life, Basil Bunting revised the canon. In this collection he elevates poets, beginning with Wyatt, whose rhythms originate in song and dance; and he demotes those...

... University Press, 2003), 252 pp. In quirky lectures given at Durham University near the end of his life, Basil Bunting revised the canon. In this collection he elevates poets, beginning with Wyatt, whose rhythms originate in song and dance; and he demotes those...

... University Press, 2003), 252 pp. In quirky lectures given at Durham University near the end of his life, Basil Bunting revised the canon. In this collection he elevates poets, beginning with Wyatt, whose rhythms originate in song and dance; and he demotes those...

... (Baltimore, MD: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2003), 252 pp. In quirky lectures given at Durham University near the end of his life, Basil Bunting revised the canon. In this collection he elevates poets, beginning with Wyatt, whose rhythms originate in song and dance...

...: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2003), 252 pp. In quirky lectures given at Durham University near the end of his life, Basil Bunting revised the canon. In this collection he elevates poets, beginning with Wyatt, whose rhythms originate in song and dance; and he...

... Hopkins University Press, 2003), 252 pp. In quirky lectures given at Durham University near the end of his life, Basil Bunting revised the canon. In this collection he elevates poets, beginning with Wyatt, whose rhythms originate in song and dance; and he demotes...

...: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2003), 252 pp. In quirky lectures given at Durham University near the end of his life, Basil Bunting revised the canon. In this collection he elevates poets, beginning with Wyatt, whose rhythms originate in song and dance; and he...

... (Baltimore, MD: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2003), 252 pp. In quirky lectures given at Durham University near the end of his life, Basil Bunting revised the canon. In this collection he elevates poets, beginning with Wyatt, whose rhythms originate in song and dance...

...; and (with Patricia Crone) Hagarism: The Making of the Islamic World. Michael Fagenblat, lecturer in Jewish civilization at Monash University, is the author of A Covenant of Creatures: Levinas’ Philosophy of Judaism (forthcoming) and coeditor of New Under...

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... of others. Most negative social conditioning of this sort is based on the desire to have power over them. But generally, the six lectures that Morrison delivered as the 2016 Charles Eliot Norton Lectures at Harvard University cover ground that is all too familiar for anyone who has studied black American...

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