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SUMMARY:“The Future of Democracy and the Humanities in an Age of Catastrophes”
DESCRIPTION:\nHuman beings face a number of catastrophes today\, includi
ng climate collapse\, never-ending\, ends-less war\, social injustice\,
and the rise of fascism. There is much to despair\, but there are also r
easons for hope. In the return of the Paterno Fellows Contemporary Issue
s Forum\, two leading scholars of rhetoric and democracy contemplate how
the ideas\, the theories\, the habits\, and the practices associated wi
th the humanities and with democratic culture can help us to meet the wi
cked problems we face.\n\nThe forum will feature Ira Allen\, associate p
rofessor of rhetoric at Northern Arizona University\, and Nathan Crick\,
professor of communication at Texas A&\;M University\, and will be m
oderated by students in the Paterno Fellows Program. It is free and open
to the public.\n\nFor more details: https://events.la.psu.edu/event/pfp
-forum_110122/
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ce a number of catastrophes today, including climate collapse, never-end
ing, ends-less war, social injustice, and the rise of fascism. There is
much to despair, but there are also reasons for hope. In the return of t
he Paterno Fellows Contemporary Issues Forum, two leading scholars of rh
etoric and democracy contemplate how the ideas, the theories, the habits
, and the practices associated with the humanities and with democratic c
ulture can help us to meet the wicked problems we face.
The forum
will feature Ira Allen, associate professor of rhetoric at Northern Ariz
ona University, and Nathan Crick, professor of communication at Texas A&
amp;M University, and will be moderated by students in the Paterno Fello
ws Program. It is free and open to the public.
For more details: <
a href='https://events.la.psu.edu/event/pfp-forum_110122/'>https://event
s.la.psu.edu/event/pfp-forum_110122/
LOCATION:Foster Auditorium, 102 Paterno Library
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