featuring Graham Culbertson, Teaching Assistant Professor of English and Comparative Literature About the book from Dr. Culbertson: The Professor's House is a modernist masterpiece in miniature; part treasure-hunting story and part domestic novel of manners, with a realistic depiction of academic … Read more
featuring Graham Culbertson, Teaching Assistant Professor of English and Comparative Literature About the book from Dr. Culbertson: The Professor's House is a modernist masterpiece in miniature; part treasure-hunting story and part domestic novel of manners, with a realistic depiction of academic … Read more
Join beloved Shakespeare expert Dr. Mary Floyd-Wilson for a day exploring the trials, tribulations, and triumphs of family life in the Bard’s plays. We’ll focus on two family stories: the tragedy of King Lear and the comedy As You Like … Read more
Featuring Gerard Rothfus, Teaching Assistant Professor of Philosophy, Core Faculty in UNC’s Philosophy, Politics, and Economics Program Consequentialism offers a simple and intuitive logic for thinking about the merits of both individual actions and social policies. According to this logic, … Read more
Presented as part of the 2025 North Carolina Science Festival. The humanities and sciences converge in this interdisciplinary seminar on the importance and impact of quantum physics, which celebrates its one-hundredth anniversary in 2025. Participants will be introduced to some … Read more
featuring Michael Keenan Gutierrez, Teaching Associate Professor of English and Comparative Literature THIS READING GROUP IS SOLD OUT IN PERSON, LIMITED VIRTUAL SEATS STILL AVAILABLE About the book from Professor Gutierrez: Not only is The Quiet American maybe the most perfectly … Read more
featuring Hilary Lithgow, Teaching Professor of English and Comparative Literature About the book from Dr. Lithgow: In Our Time is a miniature masterpiece. Showcasing Hemingway's minimalist style, the stories in this collection provide no direct insight into his characters’ interior lives. … Read more
featuring Hilary Lithgow, Teaching Professor of English and Comparative Literature About the book from Dr. Lithgow: In Our Time is a miniature masterpiece. Showcasing Hemingway's minimalist style, the stories in this collection provide no direct insight into his characters’ interior lives. … Read more
featuring Melissa Faliveno, Assistant Professor & Margaret R. Shuping Fellow, Department of English and Comparative Literature About the book from Professor Faliveno: I chose Fun Home as a Great Book because it represents one of the many exciting and ever-evolving … Read more
Since 2023, Carolina Public Humanities has partnered with the NC Department of Natural and Cultural resources on the PUSH Project (Priority Updates at State Historic Sites) with the goal of expanding historical narratives at state sites. CPH recruited research fellows … Read more
