April is
National Poetry Month, but it was March 1 that
New York Law School held a symposium on one of the most widely-read American poets:
Exploring Civil Society Through the Writings of Dr. SeussTM. (Really, now, which do
you know better, "The Raven" or
Green Eggs and Ham?)
The symposium's program is
here. You can see the titles of the panels (e.g., "The Shared Interests in Society in
Horton Hears a Who") and which professors were on them. Curious about what they said? Click the links to see YouTube videos of each panel.
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| Peter Nicolas |
Who's that talking about "
The Sneetches as an Allegory for the Gay Rights Struggle: Three Prisms"? It's
Prof. Peter Nicolas! His paper is
here. You can also read about it in
this blog post from the
Washington Post.
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