Photo caption For this issue on education and the humanities, our cover illustration by John Cuneo shows a virtual classroom. —John Cuneo Fall 2020 Volume 41, Issue 4 SUBSCRIBE FOR HUMANITIES MAGAZINE PRINT EDITION Browse all issues Sign up for HUMANITIES Magazine newsletter Also in this issue Jazz Record When the photographer W. Eugene Smith lived next door to New York’s most vibrant late-night jazz scene. Mark Rudio Mukurtu: A Digital Platform That Does More Than Manage Content Erica Machulak Sounds of the South Stephen Koch Letters from Strangers Laura Wolff Scanlan Ambiguity Colored Picasso’s Take on the Circus Matthew Phillips Recent NEH Grants Amy Lifson Georgia’s Sustaining Force in the Humanities: Laura McCarty Maya Kroth Executive Function Special: An Interview with Phoebe Stein Meet the president of the Federation of State Humanities Councils Laura Wolff Scanlan A Pilgrim’s Progress More than fifty years after his death, author C. S. Lewis still has a diverse array of devoted readers Danny Heitman Showcasing American Culture on the World Stage NEH contributes to Expo 2020 Dubai Humanities Staff Miss Blackwell Goes to Medical School An excerpt from The Doctors Blackwell Janice P. Nimura 2020 National Humanities Medal Humanities Staff
Jazz Record When the photographer W. Eugene Smith lived next door to New York’s most vibrant late-night jazz scene. Mark Rudio
Executive Function Special: An Interview with Phoebe Stein Meet the president of the Federation of State Humanities Councils Laura Wolff Scanlan
A Pilgrim’s Progress More than fifty years after his death, author C. S. Lewis still has a diverse array of devoted readers Danny Heitman
