A Christian Mystic Reads Homer: Simone Weil on ‘The Iliad’
This lecture examined Weil’s understanding of force as the epic’s true protagonist and the surprising connection she draws between The Iliad and the Gospels.
This lecture examined Weil’s understanding of force as the epic’s true protagonist and the surprising connection she draws between The Iliad and the Gospels.
Dr. Kerry Burnight, gerontologist and former faculty member at UC Irvine School of Medicine, joined us for a conversation about her new book ‘Joyspan’.
Professor Coleen T. Murphy from Princeton University joined us for an illuminating discussion on her book 'How We Age: The Science of Longevity', exploring groundbreaking research on aging.
Watch our fireside conversation with veteran journalist Anthony Brooks.
In this conversation we discussed Ada Palmer's new book Inventing the Renaissance.
Goodwin opens Bowe-Stewart Lecture Series with conversation on democracy, leadership, and the power of community.
In this conversation Sascha Ebeling introduced the rich tapestry of global poetry, spanning from classical eras to contemporary times.
This lecture examined Nietzsche’s complex and captivating body of thought, and how it is seen by those who celebrate and those who lament the death of God.
In this conversation we discussed the principles of successful art exhibition.
In this conversation, we explored how the digital revolution has transformed our media landscape and examined its implications for democracy.
In this discussion, we explored how the aging population’s ongoing personal and professional ambitions and quest for self-actualization influence economic growth and enhance community well-being.
Lin Atnip talks about her book 'From Tragedy to Apocalypse in American Literature: Reading to Make Sense of Our Endings' in a conversation with Dean Seth Green.