Heyman Center for the Humanities - Revision history

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← Older revision		Revision as of 17:31, 23 April 2008
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	[http://www.heymancenter.org/index.php The Heyman Center for the Humanities Homepage]		[http://www.heymancenter.org/index.php The Heyman Center for the Humanities Homepage]

−	[[Category:~~Faculty groups and research centers~~]]	+	[[Category:Centers]]

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 Programs housed within the Heyman Center include the [[Institute for Comparative Literature and Society]], the [[Center for the Study of Human Rights]], [[Society of Fellows in the Humanities]], and the [[Society of Senior Scholars]].
-The center organizes a number of colloquia, lectures, and seminars including the [[Lionel Trilling Seminars]] and the [[Edward Said Memorial Lectures]].
+The center organizes a number of colloquia, lectures, and seminars including the [[Lionel Trilling Seminars]] and the [[Edward Said Memorial Lecture]].
 The Center also sometimes feels like a refuge for a who's who of [[Columbia College]] and the [[Core Curriculum]]'s old guard, including [[William Theodore de Bary]], [[Peter Pouncey]], and a number of others (thanks most likely to the Society of Senior Scholars), though under Bilgrami's directorship the program has grown somewhat more radical.

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 Ostensibly an interdisciplinary center, the governing board of the Heyman Center is a collection of veritable academic badasses.
-Programs housed within the Heyman Center include the [[Institute for Comparative Literature and Society]], the [Center for the Study of Human Rights]], [[Society of Fellows in the Humanities]], and the [[Society of Senior Scholars]].
+Programs housed within the Heyman Center include the [[Institute for Comparative Literature and Society]], the [[Center for the Study of Human Rights]], [[Society of Fellows in the Humanities]], and the [[Society of Senior Scholars]].
 The center organizes a number of colloquia, lectures, and seminars including the [[Lionel Trilling Seminars]] and the [[Edward Said Memorial Lectures]].

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 Programs housed within the Heyman Center include the [[Institute for Comparative Literature and Society]], the [Center for the Study of Human Rights]], [[Society of Fellows in the Humanities]], and the [[Society of Senior Scholars]].
-The center organizes a number of colloquia, lectures, and seminars including the [[Lionel Trilling Seminar]]s and the [[Edward Said Memorial Lecture]]s.
+The center organizes a number of colloquia, lectures, and seminars including the [[Lionel Trilling Seminars]] and the [[Edward Said Memorial Lectures]].
 The Center also sometimes feels like a refuge for a who's who of [[Columbia College]] and the [[Core Curriculum]]'s old guard, including [[William Theodore de Bary]], [[Peter Pouncey]], and a number of others (thanks most likely to the Society of Senior Scholars), though under Bilgrami's directorship the program has grown somewhat more radical.

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 Ostensibly an interdisciplinary center, the governing board of the Heyman Center is a collection of veritable academic badasses.
-The Center also sometimes feels like a refuge for a who's who of [[Columbia College]] and the [[Core Curriculum]]'s old guard, including [[William Theodore de Bary]], [[Peter Pouncey]], and a number of others, though under Bilgrami's directorship the program has grown somewhat more radical.
+Programs housed within the Heyman Center include the [[Institute for Comparative Literature and Society]], the [Center for the Study of Human Rights]], [[Society of Fellows in the Humanities]], and the [[Society of Senior Scholars]].
 == External links ==

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-The '''Heyman Center for the Humanities''' supposedly provides a forum where all the humanities departments can intersect. It is located in [[East Campus]] - swipe in or sign in via the regular EC entrance, then turn left. The center's director is [[Akeel Bilgrami]][https://directory.columbia.edu/people/uni?code=ab41].
+The '''Heyman Center for the Humanities''' supposedly provides a forum where all the humanities departments can intersect. It is located in [[East Campus]] - swipe in or sign in via the regular EC entrance, then turn left. The center's director is [[Akeel Bilgrami]].
 Ostensibly an interdisciplinary center, the governing board of the Heyman Center is a collection of veritable academic badasses.
-The Center also sometimes feels like a refuge for a who's who of [[Columbia College]] and the [[Core Curriculum]]'s old guard, including [[William Theodore de Bary]], [[Peter Pouncey]], and a number of others.
+The Center also sometimes feels like a refuge for a who's who of [[Columbia College]] and the [[Core Curriculum]]'s old guard, including [[William Theodore de Bary]], [[Peter Pouncey]], and a number of others, though under Bilgrami's directorship the program has grown somewhat more radical.
 == External links ==

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−	The '''Heyman Center for the Humanities''' supposedly provides a forum where all the humanities departments can intersect. It is located in [[East Campus]] - swipe in or sign in via the regular EC entrance, then turn left. The center's director is [https://directory.columbia.edu/people/uni?code=ab41 ~~Akeel Bilgrami~~].	+	The '''Heyman Center for the Humanities''' supposedly provides a forum where all the humanities departments can intersect. It is located in [[East Campus]] - swipe in or sign in via the regular EC entrance, then turn left. The center's director is [[Akeel Bilgrami]][https://directory.columbia.edu/people/uni?code=ab41].

	Ostensibly an interdisciplinary center, the governing board of the Heyman Center is a collection of veritable academic badasses.		Ostensibly an interdisciplinary center, the governing board of the Heyman Center is a collection of veritable academic badasses.

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	[http://www.heymancenter.org/index.php The Heyman Center for the Humanities Homepage]		[http://www.heymancenter.org/index.php The Heyman Center for the Humanities Homepage]

−	[[Category:~~Departments~~]]	+	[[Category:Faculty groups and research centers]]

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	The Center also sometimes feels like a refuge for a who's who of Columbia College and the Core Curriculum's old guard, including [[William Theodore de Bary]], [[Peter Pouncey]], and a number of others.		The Center also sometimes feels like a refuge for a who's who of Columbia College and the Core Curriculum's old guard, including [[William Theodore de Bary]], [[Peter Pouncey]], and a number of others.
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		+	== External links ==
		+	[http://www.heymancenter.org/index.php The Heyman Center for the Humanities Homepage]

	[[Category:Departments]]		[[Category:Departments]]