Photo caption 3339 Third Avenue, South Bronx, 1981 © Camilo José Vergara July/August 2013 Volume 34, Issue 4 SUBSCRIBE FOR HUMANITIES MAGAZINE PRINT EDITION Browse all issues Sign up for HUMANITIES Magazine newsletter Also in this issue Go Figure In talking about their national game, Chinese reveal world views, personal philosophies, and notions of other lands and peoples. Steve Moyer South Dakota’s Sherry DeBoer Sherry DeBoer brings a love of literature to her native South Dakota. Lori Walsh The Comical and the Coffinly Through humor, Winslow Homer learned to tap into the subtleties of the Gilded Age. Steve Moyer Yippie Ki-yay Santa Fe Real and imagined cowboys in New Mexico. Peter BG Shoemaker Impertinent Questions with Donald S. Lopez Jr. On Europe's introduction to the Buddhist "way of life." Meredith Hindley Flamenco Family Portrait How New York became a hub for Spanish dance. Marina Harss The Art of Martin Scorsese An interview with the 2013 Jefferson Lecturer Jim Leach Editor’s Note David Skinner
Go Figure In talking about their national game, Chinese reveal world views, personal philosophies, and notions of other lands and peoples. Steve Moyer
South Dakota’s Sherry DeBoer Sherry DeBoer brings a love of literature to her native South Dakota. Lori Walsh
The Comical and the Coffinly Through humor, Winslow Homer learned to tap into the subtleties of the Gilded Age. Steve Moyer
Impertinent Questions with Donald S. Lopez Jr. On Europe's introduction to the Buddhist "way of life." Meredith Hindley
