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Chairman Leach speaks in Colorado.
—Photo by John Blake
NEH Celebrates Literature and Reading at the National Book Festival on Saturday, September 25, 2010
.
Survey the future of digital humanities in half a day: On Sept. 28, four dozen researchers will reveal highlights of their ground-breaking work to the public in super-condensed “lightning” presentations
.
NEH Selects Top Scholars to Launch National Bridging Cultures Program.
NEH announces
$31.5 million in awards and offers for 201 humanities projects.
Chairman Leach delivers speech in Denver on
"Qur'an Burning and Mosque-Bashing Are Not the American Way."
Freud vs Kierkegaard
—John Cuneo
Sister Poets: The Talented Women of the Zhang Family.
Charles Brockden Brown: Our First, and Most Combustible, Novelist.
Budding Poet: Emily Dickinson and her Garden.
Brother from the Richmond Planet: the Fighting Negro Editor, John Mitchell Jr.
Julie Mulvihill travels the state stumping for the humanities.
The Shrink and the Fork: Kierkegaard versus Freud.
NEH photo by
frasierphoto.com.
Jonathan Spence
delivered NEH's 39th Jefferson Lecture May 20 at the Warner Theatre; read Chairman Jim Leach's
introduction
and the
text of Spence's lecture
.
Read Chairman Jim Leach's conversation with
Jonathan Spence
and an appreciation of Spence and his work by Frederic E. Wakeman Jr.
Learn more about the
NEH Jefferson Lecture in the Humanities
.