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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Latest episodes of the podcast Discovery & Inspiration

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Marsha Gordon, “Narrating Modern Women’s Experiences: The Complex Legacy of Ursula Parrott” 05/06/2020
Simon Middleton, “Changing Forms of Value: The Shift to Paper Money in Eighteenth-Century America” 29/05/2020
Christina Snyder, “Slavery After the Civil War: How Bondage Persisted in the US and its Territories” 22/05/2020
Ian Burney, “Presumed Innocent: The Legacy of Erle Stanley Gardner” 15/05/2020
Emily Lutenski, “Love, Scandal, and the Legacies of Margery Latimer and Jean Toomer” 08/05/2020
Yolonda Wilson, “Racial Bias, Mortality, and the Pursuit of Justice” 01/05/2020
Sonja Drimmer, “Wars of the Roses and the Court of Public Opinion” 20/04/2020
Ann Wierda Rowland, “Reading the Readers: Books Clubs of the Past” 10/04/2020
Ted Underwood, “Distant Horizons: Reading in the Age of Algorithms” 26/08/2019
Mar Hicks, “The Meta-Narrative of the Machine: Computing and Social Inequalities in Great Britain” 26/08/2019
Lisa Earl Castillo, “Recovering the Story of Casa Branca and Afro-Brazilian Identity” 26/08/2019
Joseph E. Taylor, III, “Conservation Controversies: Public Lands in the American West” 26/08/2019
Matt ffytche, “Art From the Outside: Culture and Mental Illness in the Twentieth Century” 26/08/2019
Matthew Rubery, “Methodologies of Reading in a Neurodiverse World” 26/08/2019
Mia Fuller, “Monuments and Mussolini: Contested Landscapes of Memory” 26/08/2019
Peter B. Villella, “The Immediacy of Antiquity: Reconstructing Aztec Epic History” 26/08/2019
Andrea Brady, “Forms of Verse and Forms of Bondage: Theorizing the Constraints of Lyric Poetry” 26/08/2019
Meta DuEwa Jones, “Mapping Black Diasporic Memory: The Alchemy of Ekphrasis” 26/08/2019
Alka Patel, “Architectural Matrices: Uncovering the History of the Ghurid Dynasty” 26/08/2019
Robert Morrison, “Translating Shared Economies of Knowledge in the Renaissance” 26/08/2019
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