Discovery & Inspiration

Discovery & Inspiration

Por: National Humanities Center
Discovery & Inspiration asks “What can we learn by talking to scholars about their research? What makes them so passionate about the subjects they study? What is it like to make a new discovery? To answer a confounding question?”

For over 40 years the National Humanities Center has been a home away from home for scholars from around the world—historians and philosophers, scholars of literature and music and art and dozens of other fields.

Join us as we sit down with scholars to discuss their work—to better understand the questions that intrigue and perplex them, the passion that drives them, and how their scholarship may change the ways we think about the world around us.
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Martin Summers, “Madness in the City of Magnificent Intentions” 29/09/2022
Annette Gordon-Reed & Peter S. Onuf, “Most Blessed of the Patriarchs” 29/09/2022
William D. Cohan, “Four Friends: Promising Lives Cut Short” 29/09/2022
Joseph Allen Boone, “Furnace Creek” 29/09/2022
Mark Evan Bonds, “Breaking Music’s Fourth Wall” 28/09/2022
John D. Wong, “A City in Flux: Commercial Aviation and the Story of Modernity in Hong Kong” 21/09/2022
Timothy L. Stinson, “The Evolution of Medieval Vengeance Narratives” 14/09/2022
Jacob M. Baum, “Disability and Autobiography in the Sixteenth Century” 07/09/2022
Gregg Mitman, “Bloodborne: Invasion and the Politics of Disease” 04/07/2021
Jordynn Jack, “Training the Brain: Rhetoric, Neuropolicy, and Education” 28/06/2021
Lester Tomé, “Movement and Modernism: Carpentier’s Transatlantic Ballet” 19/06/2021
Janny HC Leung, “Language, Law, and the Limits of Digital Autonomy” 13/06/2021
Christopher Moore, “Sôphrosunê and Self-Knowledge: An Ancient Greek Virtue and the Modern Condition” 07/06/2021
Rachel Watson, “Evidence and Racial Discourse in Segregation-Era Literature” 31/05/2021
Ryan Emanuel, “Water in the Lumbee World: Indigenous Rights and the Transformation of Home” 24/05/2021
Molly Worthen, “From St. Paul to Populist Politics: The Evolution of Charismatic Leadership” 17/05/2021
Katherine Mellen Charron, “Women, Rural Communities, and the Struggle for Black Freedom” 06/07/2020
Jennifer D. Williams, “Black Women Writers and the Legacy of Segregated Urban Spaces” 26/06/2020
Dennis Trout, “Embedded Epigrams: Poetic Inscriptions of Ancient Rome” 18/06/2020
Angela Stuesse, “Making the Story of American Immigration Come Alive” 12/06/2020
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