Mahindra Humanities Center at Harvard Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

Mahindra Humanities Center at Harvard

The Tanner Lectures are free and open to the public. Both Lectures take place at 4pm in John Knowles Paine Concert Hall. Full details: https://t.co/3PuONdPwAl

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https://youtu.be/Mdj-FhISI8I VIDEO NOW AVAILABLE: Hisham Matar spoke at the Mahindra Humanities Center on October 28, 2019 about the art of writing, art, love, and his new book, A Month in Siena: https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/609913/a-month-in-siena-by-hisham-matar/ https://t.co/xQ02PeiwZb

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.@jmschaff on Rachel Kushner: The Hard Crowd, Kushner’s first collection of essays, is marked by the same qualities as her exceptional fiction: the roving, self-assured intelligence of an autodidact, a distrust of easy answers, and ... https://t.co/auebjnbEYA

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The recording of Neta C. Crawford's 9/29 Environment Forum ("The Pentagon, Climate Change, and War: Charting the Rise and Fall of U.S. Military Emissions") is now available on our YouTube channel! Watch it now: https://t.co/Y00MJkvGLU

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Hari Kunzru on his most recent novel, Red Pill: "It’s a book about the breakdown of consensus reality, which is necessary for a public space-based notion of liberal democracy, and what that breakdown means for liberalism itself... https://t.co/HvhBJeJNJG

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During a wide-ranging online conversation on Tuesday, March 22, Damon Galgut discussed The Promise's narrative structure, tone, style, and historical underpinnings with the literary critic and essayist James Wood. https://t.co/56uwMgSa7g)