How has the systemic defunding and deprofessionalizing of humanities academia impacted literary criticism? Why is there such a flourishing culture industry if demand for cultural education is supposedly declining?
What is criticism? Why should it matter? Can it be saved from the gun-toting businessman? A crossover episode with the High Theory podcast.
Explore the Quarry Farm collections like never before!
Check out what we did in 2022 and what our goals are in the upcoming years
Deadline is Wednesday, November 30, 2022
The 2022 Fall Trouble Begins Lecture Series presented by the Center for Mark Twain Studies (CMTS) held its second lecture on Wednesday, October 12 at Quarry Farm. The lectures are free and open to the public and recordings of the lectures will be posted to the CMTS website. The second lecture, “Haunting the River: Melville and Twain,” was presented by Shirley Samuels (Cornell University). For Mark Twain, the Mississippi River appears as a recursive site […]
Miki Pfeffer contributes a Mark Twain resource page to CMTS’ growing collection
Lecture is free and open to the public!
Quarry Farm Fellow Laura Rice talks about her grandfather “Cooney” Rice, her writing project, and Mark Twain’s Elmira.
Virtual event takes place today (12/9) at 5:30pm.
