Angelica Hankins Angelica Hankins is associate editor of Humanities magazine. Has taxonomy term Magazine Article What to Make of T. S. Eliot? Beneath the formal exterior of a banker-scholar beat the heart of a tormented poet Garrick Davis Magazine Article Ex libris: Books Recently Published with NEH Support NEH Staff Magazine Article Ex libris: Books Recently Published with NEH Support NEH Staff Magazine Article Stuart Rockoff of Mississippi In Mississippi, the humanities council takes on tough conversations about history Sherry Lucas Magazine Article Stuart Rockoff of Mississippi In Mississippi, the humanities council takes on tough conversations about history Sherry Lucas Magazine Article Tools of the Bookbinding Trade Can Be Found in Pennsylvania Steve Moyer Magazine Article Tools of the Bookbinding Trade Can Be Found in Pennsylvania Steve Moyer Magazine Article From Facts to Frankenstein: Looking to the Humanities to Support Innovation Michael Adams Magazine Article From Facts to Frankenstein: Looking to the Humanities to Support Innovation Michael Adams Magazine Article Mary Moody Emerson Was a Scholar, a Thinker, and an Inspiration The woman Thoreau once called the “youngest person in Concord” Noelle A. Baker and Sandra Harbert Petrulionis Pagination Previous page ‹ Currently on page 772 772 Next page ›
Magazine Article What to Make of T. S. Eliot? Beneath the formal exterior of a banker-scholar beat the heart of a tormented poet Garrick Davis
Magazine Article Stuart Rockoff of Mississippi In Mississippi, the humanities council takes on tough conversations about history Sherry Lucas
Magazine Article Stuart Rockoff of Mississippi In Mississippi, the humanities council takes on tough conversations about history Sherry Lucas
Magazine Article From Facts to Frankenstein: Looking to the Humanities to Support Innovation Michael Adams
Magazine Article From Facts to Frankenstein: Looking to the Humanities to Support Innovation Michael Adams
Magazine Article Mary Moody Emerson Was a Scholar, a Thinker, and an Inspiration The woman Thoreau once called the “youngest person in Concord” Noelle A. Baker and Sandra Harbert Petrulionis
