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Education and the Life Worth Living (Fall)
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Mastering the Art of Watercolor (Fall)
Six Pretty Good Books (Fall)
Two Cultures: Science and Humanities (Fall)
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Boundaries of the Body in Law and Literature (Fall)
Imagining the Body Politic (Fall)
Intellectuals and Power in Europe (Fall)
Interpreting Film Masterpieces (Fall)
Storytelling and Contemporary TV (Fall)
Trials of Uncertainty (Fall)
Anti-Semitism in US History (Spring)
Baseball as Grand Strategy (Spring)
Beauty & The Good Life (Spring)
Culture and Human Evolution (Spring)
Death Sentence: When the State Kills (Spring)
Poetry & Objects (Spring)
Mystical Poetry of Judaism & Islam (Spring)
The Theory and Practice of Resistance (Spring)
War & Literature (Spring)
World Order in Liberal Arts (Spring)
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Interpretations: Poetry, Film, Music and Art: John Ashbery's Work (Fall 2020)
Modernities: Intellectuals and Power in Europe (Fall 2020)
Modernities: Philosophy of Dissent in Central and Eastern Europe (Spring 2021)
Franke and Shulman Seminars
Franke Seminar: The Secret Life of Radio (Fall 2019)
Critical Theories of Science and Religion (Spring 2020)
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American Imagination: From the Puritans to the Civil War (Fall)
Life Worth Living (Spring)
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A walk through Rome
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C. Wallace DeWitt ’03
Christopher Angel ’93
Daria Martin ’95
Jason Weinberger ’96, MusM ’97
Josh Spanogle ’93
Margaret Litvin ’95
Matthew Shaffer '10
Sasha Grutman ’89
Virginia Waldrop '12
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