The Black University Concept & The Second Curriculum (A Tale of Today, Episode #6)
The second act of “A Tale of Today” opens with a survey of the history of HBCUs.
The second act of “A Tale of Today” opens with a survey of the history of HBCUs.
Podcast edition of the 2024 Quarry Farm Fall Symposium Keynote by Nathan Wolff, including bibliography.
Organized around a comparison of György Lukács’s “The Historical Novel” (1937) and Mark Twain & Charles Dudley Warner’s “The Gilded Age” (1873).
A series of conversations about historicisms, hinge points, and historical novels.
Is it presentism all the way down?
A revisionist tale of Robin Hood prefaces a discussion of political economy and emotion in The Gilded Age.
The American Vandal Podcast launches its eleventh series, “A Tale of Today,” marking the 150th year of Mark Twain’s first novel, “The Gilded Age.”
Recorded at The Ohio State University, as part of the Project Narrative series, Matt Seybold reflects on the making of “Criticism LTD.”
James Phelan and Matt Seybold read and discuss the Shepherdsons and Grangerfords episode.
Media theorists consider the potential “perfect storm” of media disruption in 2024.