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Art, Literature, and Culture |
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- Christopher
Armitage, Ph.D.
The Poetry of Piety: Christian Poems Since 1600.
Shakespeare from High Point to Low Point: Contemporary Productions
of His Plays.
- Daphne Athas, D.Litt.
Reminiscences of Early Chapel Hill.
Crumbs from the Bogeyman. Readings from Original Fiction
and Poetry.
Words as Music, Words as Windows: The Incongruities, Power,
and Delights of Language.
- Janice
Bardsley, Ph.D.
Starring Roles: American Women in Occupied Japan.
Japan's Royal Women.
- Jean
Black, Ph.D.
Contemporary Native People of North Carolina and Eastern North
America.
- Richard
Blackburn, Ph.D.
Using Your Creativity at Both Work and Play.
- Gerald
D. Bolas, Ph.D.
A World of Art: Asian and Contemporary Art at the Ackland.
Five Faiths Project: A Model Education Program for North Carolina's
Children.
The New Ackland and the Carolina Arts Common.
- David
Carr, Ph.D.
The American Learner.
A Celebration of Library and Community.
Manly Books for Manly Men.
What Reading Means to a Reader.
- Bill
Ferris, Ph.D.
Memory and Sense of Place in the American South.
The Blues.
Folk Art and Crafts.
- Pika
Ghosh, Ph.D.
Indian Temple Architecture.
Hindu Temples and Ritual.
Home Ritual in Eastern India.
Painted Scrolls of Eastern India.
- Trudier
Harris, Ph.D.
Summer Snow: Reflections from a Black Daughter of the South
(discussion of memoir)
Celebrating Bigamy and Other Outlaw Behaviors: Zora Neale Hurston,
Reputation and the Myth of Feminism.
'You Just Can't Fly Off and Leave a Body': Flying as Metaphor
in Toni Morrison's Song of Solomon.
Ugly Legacies: The Harlem Renaissance, African American Literature,
and Soul Food.
Martin Luther King, Jr.: His Legacy in African American Literature.
The African American Popular Literary Tradition
African American Literature and African American Folklore: Twin
Towers of African American Culture.
Can Brer Rabbit Kill Television? The Impact of Technology on
the African American Folk Tradition.
Lectures on the Following Individual Authors: James Baldwin,
Charles Chesnutt, Rita Dove, Ralph Ellison, Randall Kenan, Yusef
Komunyakaa, Toni Morrison, Gloria Naylor, Alice Walker, Margaret
Walker, Richard Wright.
- Glenn
Hinson, Ph.D.
Dreamsongs: Mysterious Hearings, Divine Revelation, and African
american Gospel.
Voices of the Soul: Folk Artistry in North Carolina.
- Jock
Lauterer, B.A.
Roaming the Mountains with Pen and Camera.
- Michael
McFee, M.A.
Contemporary North Carolina Literature (Fiction and Poetry).
A Reading from The Language They Speak is Things to Eat.
A Reading of Original Poetry.
- Laurie
McNeil, Ph.D.
The
Music of the Spheres: Physics and Music.
- Sharon
S. Mújica, M.A.
Chiles and Chocolate: A Visual History of Mexican Cuisine.
The Changing Face of Mexico.
- Jocelyn
Neal, Ph.D.
The Early Days of Country Music.
From Bonnets to Cowboy Hats adn Back: Feminist Portraits in
Country Music.
Country Dancing and Community Identity: A Window into American
Culture.
- Michael Newton, Ph.D.
Lost Voices of the Afro-Celts.
History of Highland Scots in the Carolinas.
- Scott
J. Parker, M.F.A.
A Celebration of North Carolina through Outdoor Drama.
- Louis
Perez, Ph.D.
Cuban History and Identity.
Latin American History.
- Theda
Perdue, Ph.D.
Who Is An Indian? Native Americans in North Carolina.
American
Indian Women.
- Christopher
Putney, Ph.D.
The Image of the Devil in Russian Literature and Culture.
The History of Russian Art and Architecture.
- John
Shelton Reed, Ph.D.
What's Southern About the South?
1001 Things Everyone Should Know About the South.
The Banner That Won't Stay Furled: The Confederate Flag Controversy
in Mississippi.
The Twenty Most Influential Southerners of the 20th Century.
- Joan
Siefert Rose, M.P.H.
Public Radio's Voice in a Crowded Media Environment.
- Fred
Spielman, M.D.
An Illustrated History of Pain Control.
- James
Thompson, Ph.D.
The Enduring Appeal of Jane Austen.
Classic Novels into Film: Emma, Jane Eyre, and Great
Expectations.
Domestic Fiction: The Origin of Our Stories of Home.
A Literary History of Courtship.
- Clay
Whitehead, M.D.
Horus and Osiris: The Myth Behind the Egyptian Pyramids and
Immortality.
The Psyche of the Healer as Seen in the Myth of Asclepius.
- Frank
C. Wilson, M.D.
The Leaven of Letters.
Thomas Wolfe, A Life in Pictures.
- Charles
"Terry" Zug III, Ph.D.
Down Home: North Carolina Architecture.
Tradition and Change in Southern Folk Art.
The Folk Potters of North Carolina.
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