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Introduction: The Humanities as a Foreign Language
1 Beneath and beyond the “Crisis in the Humanities”
2 Roots, Races, and the Return to Philology
3 Between Humanity and the Homeland: The Evolution of an Institutional Concept
4 The Next Big Thing in Literary Study: Pleasure
5 Gold Mines in Parnassus: Thoughts on the Integration of Professional and Liberal Education
6 Melancholy in the Midst of Abundance: How America Invented the Humanities
7 The Depths of the Heights: Reading Conrad with America’s Military
Notes
Index
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Lisa Sica
reviewed The Humanities and the Dream of America on April 26, 2012
The Humanities and the Dream of America
I expect to much of a book that admits from the beginning that humanities folks are better at analysis, problematizing, and posing good questions than they are at answering them. The book evokes a great deal about what is good and valuable about the humanities, but provides little clear or concrete guidance forward out of our current morass.
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