CSPAN Key Capitol Hill Hearings April 18, 2014
What would we spend the second on . As we ponder the future, we have to expect that the humanities will continue to demonstrate a vibrant and dynamic tension between continuity and change. Longstanding disciplines such as literature, history, and philosophy remain ever important to humanistic scholarship and discovery. For nearly a quarter of a century, humanists have also embraced an aspect of interdisciplinary scholarship. Trauma specialists have studied psychoanalytic studies, and have found themselves entering comparative literature. The story of how medicine has worked with literary schol...