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Art and Incarnation with Dr. Andrew McKenna
Dr. McKenna examines three American abstract artists who created positive spiritual works with life-affirming themes of unity and harmony during the Cold War era.
Soul of a People: Writing America’s Story
Scholars discuss the historical and literary significance of the Federal Writers’ Project under the Works Progress Administration during the New Deal.
Chicago Writers Making History
Chicago authors Arnie Bernstein, Richard C. Lindberg and Dominic Pacyga talk about the craft of researching and writing history books.
An Incomplete History of Comedy in Hyde Park
Hyde Park lore includes not only the atomic bomb’s invention, but also the birth of The Second City as a comedy troupe of University of Chicago students.
Murder in the Name of Honor: The Killing of Women to Preserve the Honor of the Family
Jordanian journalist Rana Husseini, who has written extensively about honor killings of women, spoke about her new book
Murder in the Name of Honor.
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