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Lecture Schedule 1 975 -76
Sept . 1 2, 1975

Curtis Wilson, Dean
St. John's College Annapolis

Homo loquens from a Biological
Standpoint

Sept. 19

The App l e Hill Chamber Players

Concert

Sept. 26

Charles Bell, Tutor
St. John'sCollege, Santa Fe

Rome

Oct. 3

Laurence Richardson
Duke University

Pompeii

Oct. 1 0

Douglas Allanbrook, Tutor
St. John ' s College, Annapolis

Power and Grace

Oct. 17

Long Weekend

No Lecture

Oct. 24

Alumni Weekend
Tom Simpson
St. John's College, Santa Fe

Newton and the Libera l Arts

Oct. 31

Wolfgang Lederer

How One Cures the Soul

Nov . 7

All College Seminar

No Lecture

Nov. 14

Douglas Allanbrook, Tutor
St. John ' s College, Annapolis

Concert

Nov . 16

James Ack erman
Fogg Art Museum
Harvard University

Miche langelo's Religion

Nov. 2 1

Duane Rumbaugh, Chairman
Dept . Psychology
Georgia State University

The Learning of Language
by The Chimpanzee

Nov. 28

Thanksgiving

No Lecture

Dec . 5

King William Players

Play

Dec . 12

Mortimer Adler
Institute for Phi losophical
Research

The American Testament

Jan. 9, 1976

Robert L. Spaeth, Tutor
St. John's College, Annapolis

The Connection of Physical Science
With Philosophy and Re l igi on in
the Thought of Sir Arthur Eddington

Jan . 16

Howard Fisher , Tutor
St. John ' s College, Annapolis

The Great Electrical Philosopher

T[L[I'HONE 301 -l61- 2"371

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Lecture 1975-76
Father Colman Barry, Dean
Catholic University

The Church Divided:
Question

George Anastaplo
Rosary College

Piety, Prudence and the
Mayflower Compact

Feb. 3

Joseph Tydings

Cancelled

Feb. 6

Long Weekend

No Lecture

Feb. 13

Annapolis Brass Quintet

Concert

Feb. 15

Joseph Alsop

Medici Art Collecting in the
15th Century

Feb. 20

Robert A. Goldwin
Special Consultant to the
President

Of Men and Angels:
In Search
for Morality in the Constitution

Feb. 27

Steven Crockett, Tutor
St. John's College, Annapolis

Webern, Symmetry, and Time

March 5

Herbert Storing
University of Chicago

The Founders' Views on Slavery

March 14-29

Spring Vacation

No Lecture

April 2

Ray Williamson, Tutor
St. John's College, Annapolis

How Far is Up (On the Size of
the Universe)

April 9

Leonard Lutwack
University of Maryland

The American and His Land:
The Literary Record

April 13

Charles Segal
Brown University

Euripides' Bacchae

April 23

Max Isenbergh
University of Maryland
School of Law

A Serious Citizen's Guide to
Reading the Constitution and
Judging the Supreme Court

April 30

Eva T. H. Brann, Tutor
St. John's College, Annapolis

The Declaration of Independence

May 5

Reality

No Lecture

May 14

Paul Tobias

Cellist

May 16
(Sun)

Thomas 0 'Brien

Keats and Nature

May 21

Benjamin Milner, Tutor
St. John's College, Annapolis

Jan. 23

Jan.

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Lecture Schedule 1976-77
Sept. 1 7

Curtis A. Wilson , Dean
St. John 's College , Annapol is

On Knowing How and Knowing What

Sept. 24

Noel Lee, Piano

Concert

October 1

Hugh McGrath, Tutor

Poetry Reading

October 8

All-Col l ege Seminar

No Lecture

October 1 5

Long Weekend

No Lecture

October 22

Bruce Venable , Tutor
St. John's College, Santa Fe

Philosophy and Spirituality
in Plotinus

October 29

Professor Arnal do Momigliano
Universi ty College
London, England

The 18th Century Background
to Gi bbon

November 5

Professor Wm . M. Goldsmith
Brandeis University

The Dialectic of Presidential
Power

November 1 2

Robert Sacks, Tutor
St. John ' s College, Santa Fe

Genes i s

November 19

John S. Steadman, Tutor
St. John ' s College, Santa Fe

Why Should Gloucester Attempt
Suicide, and Why Must Cordelia Die?

November 26

Thanksgiving

No Lectur e

December 3

The University of Maryland Trio Concert

December 10

King William Players

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Dec. 16- Jan. 3

Winter Vacation

No Lecture

January 7

David Bolotin, Tutor
St. John ' s College, Annapolis

The Ajax

January 14

Michael Ossorgin, Tutor
St. John ' s College, Santa Fe

Celebrating with a Book
(The Brothers Karamazov)

January 21

Paul Sperr y Tenor and
Rose Taylor, Mezzo

Concert

January 28

Dr . Adelyn Breeskin
washington, D.C.

Changing Trends in 20th Century
Painting and Sculpture

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Page 2

February 4

William O'Grady, Tutor
St. John's College, Annapolis

Sophocles, Oedipus at Colonus

February ll

Long Weekend

No Lecture

February 18

Leo Raditsa, Tutor
St. John's College, Annapolis

The Collapse of Democracy at Athens
and the Trial of Socrates

February 25

Jonathan Griffin

On the Translation of Rimbaud's
Poetry

March 4

Sequoia String Quartet

Concert

March 5

Charles Bell, Tutor
St. John's College, Santa Fe

Slide show:

A.D. 1500

March 6

Charles Bell, Tutor

Slide Show:

Shakespeare

March 12-27

Spring Vacation

No Lectures

April l

Paul S. Minear
Yale School of Divinity

The Epistle to the Galatians and
Christian Freedom

April 8

David Starr, Tutor
St. John's College, Annapolis

On Plato 1 s Timaeus

April 12

Martin Robertson
University of Oxford

Daedalus on the Parthenon

April 22

David Eisenbud
Institut des Hautes
Etudes Scientifiques

The Interplay of Algebra and
Geometry -- A Twenteeth Century
Theme

April 29

Peter Quint
University of Maryland

On The Constitutional Law of
the Nixon Administration

May 6

Stillman Drake
University of Toronto

A. B. Johnson:
Philosophy

May 13

Reality

No Lecture

May 20

Alan Dorfman, Tutor
St. John's College, Annapolis

Freud and Ethics

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September 16

Mr. Edward G. Sparrow, Dean
St. John's, Annapolis

Man, Image of the Word

September 23

Mr. Frank L. Fernbach

Some •rhoughts on Labor's
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American Federation of Labor
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Washington, D.C.
September 30

Professor Harry Jaffa
Claremont Men's College

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All College Seminar

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Ste John 1 s, Santa Fe

October 14

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Kronos String Quartet

Concert

October 23
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Mary A. Tobin
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Michael comenetz, Tutor
St. John 1 s, Annapolis

Chaos, Gauss, and Order

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Mrs~

Charles Bell, Tutor

Florence Berdann,

The Declaration of Independence
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P.ascal's Reversal (Sat. 2 p.m.)
The Century of Mozart(Sun.8p.m.)

Daumier:

Lithographs

Baltimore Museum of Art
November ll

November 18

For Our Times

Professor Donald L. Kemmerer
University of Illinois

The Role of the Money
System in American History

Miss Eva Brannf Tutor

On the Imagination

St. John's, Annapolis
November 20
(Sunday)

Providence, Rhode Island

November 25

Thanksgiving Holiday

December 2

Mr. Mortimer J. Adler
Institute for Philosophical
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Mr. Bertram Minkin

TELEPHONE 'WI· 263- n71

A Greek Poet and His English
Language; the Poetry of
Demetrios Capetanakis
The Vicissitudes of Western
Thought

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December 9

Play

December 16 January 4

Winter Vacation

January 6

Dr. Otto Morgenstern

Africa -- Our Concern

Linda Tarnay and

Dance recital

January 13

Dancers

January 20

Professor Neil Weiner

Marlboro College

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Health and Virtue:
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LECTURE - CONCERT SCHEDULE - SECOND SEMESTER 1977-78
January 27, 1978

Mr. Thomas Simpson, Tutor
St. John's, Santa Fe

The Scientific Revolution
Will Not Take Place

February 3

Professor Wm. Theodore deBary
Columbia University

The Analects Of Confucius

February 10

Long Weekend

No Lecture

February 17

Professor Robert Jenson
Lutheran Theological Seminary

On The Enjoyment Of God

February 24

Father William A. Wallace
Catholic University of America

Causality And The Growth
Of Scientific Knowledge

March 3

Dr. Renee C. Fox
University of Pennsylvania

The Rise of Medical Ethical
Concern In American Society:
What Does It Mean?

March 10

Dr. Thomas Pangle
Yale, Department of
Political Science

Montesquieu And The Philosophic
Basis Of Modern Republicanism

March ll March 26

Spring Vacation

No Lecture

March 31

Brother Peter, O.S.B., Monk
Mt. Saviour Monastery

The Function Of A Staretz

April 7

Professor Malcolm Brown
Brooklyn College of the City
University of New York

The 'Hybrid Reckoning'
Of Timaeus 52

April 14

Miss Beata Ruhm von Oppen, Tutor
St. John's, Annapolis

Interpretations Of The
Magic Flute

April 21

Mr. John Shirley-Quirk
Bass/Baritone
England

Concert

April 28

Mr. Hugh McGrath, Tutor
St. John's, Annapolis

*

Translation and Description:
Paul Valery's Le Cimetiere Marin

Father Zossima, a character in The Brothers Karamazov, is a staretz.

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�Lecture Schedule - Second Semester 1977-78
May 5

Professor David Lachterman
Georgia State University

Mathesis and Descarte's Geometry

May 12

Real Olympics

No Lecture

May 19

Mr. Howard Zeiderrnan, Tutor
St. John's College, Annapolis

Investigating Philosophical
Investigations

May 26

Commencement

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September 15

Mr. Edward G. Sparrow, Dean
St. John's College, Annapolis

September 22

Professor Louis Finkelstein
Queens College

The Real World

The Late Paintings of Claude
Monet

September 29

Professor Louis L. Snyder
The Graduate School and
University Center of the
City University of New York

Milieu and Personality: The
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October 6

Mr. Robert Gerle, Violin
Ms. Marilyn Neeley, Piano

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Mr. Stefan Peters
Department of Insurance
Boston, Massachusetts

Gauss - A Path-breaker of
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October 20

Mr. Robert S. Bart, Dean
St. John's College, Santa Fe

Things As They Are

October 27

All-College Seminar

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November 3

Mrs. Frances Stevens
Plymouth, England

The Dramatic Imagination

November 10

Mr. Mortimer J. Adler
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Why It Is Sometimes Necessary
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Research
Chicago, Illinois
November 17

Dr. Leon Kass
Chicago, Illinois

November 24

Thanksgiving

December l

Professor c. Grant Luckhardt
Georgia State University

December 8

Play

December 15 January 3, 1979

Winter vacation

IW:I'JION[ 301-261- 2"l71

Looking Good:
Human Affairs

Socrates 1

Biology and

Ideal State

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January 5

Dr. Andrew B. Schmookler
Tucson, Arizona

The Riddle of Evil:
of Social Evolution

January 12

Professor Krister Stendahl
The Divinity School
Harvard University

The Jewishness of Jesus and
His Gentile Followers

January 19

Mr. David Stephenson, Tutor
St. John's College, Annapolis

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January 26
February 2

Mr. Richard Rephann

Concert

Mr. S. Frederick Starr

Historical Patterns in

Kennan Institute for
Advanced Russian Studies

Soviet Life Today

February 9-12

Long Weekend

No Lecture

February 16

Mr. John White, Tutor
St. John's College, Annapolis

11

February 23

Mr~

Thomas McDonald, Tutor
St. John's College, Annapolis

Some Thoughts on Kant

March 2

Annapolis Brass Quintet

Concert

March 8-19

Spring Vacation

No Lecture

March 23

Mr. Joshua c. Taylor
National Collection of
Fine Arts

Art for the Thoughtful

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Washington, D.C.

March 30

Queens College
April 6

The ReUse of Sculpture on
the Arch of Constantine

Mr. Thomas Slakey, Tutor

Changing Concepts of Morality

Miss Ellen Davis

St. John's College, Annapolis
April 13

Mr. Douglas Allanbrook, Tutor
St. John's College, Annapolis

Piano Concert

April 20

Dr. Dimitri Conomos
University of British Columbia

The Early Music of Eastern

Christendom

April 27

Professor John Herington
Yale University

On The Oresteia

May 4

Real Olmypics

No Lecture

May 11

Dr. Arnold M. Cooper
Professor of Psychiatry
New York Hospital - Cornell
Medical Center

Psychoanalysis in 1979

Commencement Weekend

No Lecture

May 18

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Miss Eva Brann, Tutor

Plato's Theory of Ideas

St. John's College, Annapolis
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Mr. Richard Sacks
Columbia University

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Charles Scribner's Sons

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Mr. Edward G. Sparrow, Dean
St. John's College, Annapolis

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St. John's College, Santa Fe

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Professor Creighton Gilbert
Cornell University

Who Painted the Life of
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November 16

All College Seminar

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November 23

Thanksgiving Holiday

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Professor Marjorie Grene
Douglass College
Rutgers University

Changing Concepts of
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December 7

Play

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The Idea of Sanctuary

January 4

Cornell Law School
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January 18

Professor John Hollander
Yale University

Poetry Reading

January 25

Dr. Wilbur Knorr

The Riddle of Euclid's
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New York

(Stanford University)
February 1

Professor Leonard Clark
Earlham College

Hume and the Mechanical Self

February 8

Long Weekend

No Lecture

February 15

Mr. Mortimer Adler

World Community and Cultural
Pluralism

Institute for Philosophical
Research
February 22

Professor Henry Veatch
Georgetown University

Who Is a Logician, and
What Does He Do?

February 29

Dr. Gerald Holton
Jefferson Laboratories
Harvard University

Einstein as Builder of a
World View

Spring vacation

No Lectures

March 21

Mr. David Starr, Tutor
St. John's College, Annapolis

March 28

Emerson Quartet

Beyond the Portals of the Paths
of Night and Day: A Translation
and Interpretation of The Fragments
Concert
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Mr. Nicholas Maistrellis, Tutor

Darwin's 'Origin of Species'

March 7 March 14

April 4

St. John's College, Annapolis
April ll

Mr. Joe Sachs, Tutor
St. John's College, Annapolis

An Outline of the Argument of
Aristotle's Metaphysics

April 18

Mr. Hilail Gildin
Liberal Arts Institute
Queens College

The Design of Rousseau's
Social Contract

April 25

Mr. Richard ttiJeigle, President
St. John's College

Lao Tzu's Tao Te Ching

May 2

Father Louis Bouyer

May 9

Real Olympics

The Logos in the Gospel
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St. John's College, Annapolis

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Dr. William J. Bennett
National·Humanities Center

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Professor John Hollander
Yale University

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Boston College
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Mr. Thomas Mark, Tutor
St. John's College, Annapolis

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Mr. Michael H. Hart
Trinity University, Texas

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Mr. Leo Raditsa, Tutor
St. John's College, Annapolis

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Professor Richard Mitchell
Glassboro State College

Underground in Outer Space:
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November 28

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December 5

King William Players

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Winter Vacation

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Mr. Mortimer Adler
Institute for Philosophical
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January 16

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Mr. Charles L. Kent
Chevy Chase, Maryland

Ethics in the Practice
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January 30

Mr. Bruce Venable, Tutor
Ste John's College, Santa Fe

Proclus on Prayer

February 6

Long Weekend

No Lecture

February 13

Mr. John Blackmore
Alexandria, Virginia

Galilee:
The Fighting
Physicist

February 20

Mr. Douglas Allanbrook, Tutor
St. John's College, Annapolis

Truth-telling and the Iliad

February 27

Mr. Michael Littleton, Tutor
St. John's College, Annapolis

March 5 -· 16

Spring Vacation

Chasing the Goat from
the Sky -- An Approach to
Dante 1 s Divine Comedy
No Lecture

March 20

Mr. Michael Campbell, piano

Concert

March 27

All-College Seminar

No Lecture

April 3

Mr. Charles Price
Theological Seminary
Alexandria, Virginia

Kiekegaard as Antithesis

April 10

Professor Hippocrates G. Apostle
Grinnell College, Iowa

Ancient and Modern
Definitions of Mathematics

April 17

Professor V.Jilliam J. Quirk
School of Law
University of South Caroline

Is the United States
Seriously Thinking of Going
Back on the Gold Standard?

April 24

Professor Oleg Grabar
Department of Fine Arts
Harvard University

Islamic Ceramics:
A Case
Study from Eastern Iran

May l

Professor William Kristol
University of Pennsylvania

,The Federalist on
Self-Government

May 8

Mr. Peter Arnott
Winchester, Massachusetts

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May 15

Commencement V.Jeekend

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Mr. Edward G. Sparrow, Dean
St. John's College, Annapolis

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Mr. Daniel 0. Vena
Princeton University

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October 2

Mr. Joe Sachs, Tutor
St. John's College, Annapolis

The Fury of Aeneas

October 9

Professor Rom Harre
Oxford, England

Romantic Science and the
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October 16

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The Hippocratic Oath:
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University of Chicago

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Brother Robert Smith, Tutor
St. John's College, Annapolis

Proof and Pascal

November 6

Professor Ralph Lerner
University of Chicago

Franklin, Spectator

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Professor Thomas Banchoff
Brown University

The Fourth Dimension and
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November 20

The Madison Trio

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November 27

Thanksgiving Recess

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Mr. William Mullen, Tutor
St. John's College, Annapolis

The Dance of the City
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December 5

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Winter Vacation

January 8, 1982

All College Seminar

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January 15

An Evening of Music by
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January 22

Mr. Thomas May, Tutor
St. John's College, Annapolis

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Mr. Mortimer J. Adler
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Beauty

February 5

Mr. William Darkey, Tutor
St. John's College, Santa Fe

The Darkling Singer

February 12

Long Weekend

No Lecture

February 19

Mr. Thomas Slakey, Tutor
St. John's College, Annapolis

The World of Thomas Aquinas:
Man in Place

February 26

Mrs. Gisela Berns, Tutor
St. John's College, Annapolis

March 5

Mr. Kent Taylor, Tutor
St. John's College, Annapolis

Schiller's Drama- Fulfillment
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Poetry
The Power to Think Nietzsche's
'Eternal Return'

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No Lectures

March 26

Professor Donald Gray
Manhattan College

Creation or Evolution:
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April 2

Paul Tobias, cello and
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Concert

April 9

Mr. Michael Platt
University of Dallas

Sonnet 94

April 16

Mr. William O'Grady, Tutor
St. John's College, Annapolis

On Almost Seeing Miracles:
Thoughts on King Lear

April 23

Professor Richard Rorty
Princeton University

Heidegger Against the
Pragmatists

April 30

Mr6 Burton Blistein
Artist-in-Residence
St. John 1 s College, Annapolis

What is the Use of
Art Anyway?

May 7

Professor Gordon Feldman
Johns Hopkins University

The Language of
Modern Physics

May 14

Mr. Paul Roche
University of Notre Dame

Portrait of Sappho

May 21

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St. John's College
Annapolis

Universe

September 17

Mr. Joe Sachs, Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

The Parable of Don Quixote

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Dr. Bernard Knox

September 10, 1982

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Washington, D.C.

Mr. Winfree Smith, Tutor

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Princeton University
Princeton, New Jersey

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Professor James Q. Wilson
Harvard University
Cambridge, Massachusetts 02138

What Makes Crime Go Down?

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The Separation of Rhetoric from
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St. John's College
Annapolis
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St. John's College
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Mr. Joseph DeGrazia, Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

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Thanksgiving Holiday

No lecture

December 3

The New Arts Trio

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December 10

All-College Seminar

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January 9

Winter Vacation

No lecture

January 14

The Emerson String Quartet

Concert

January 21

King William Players

Play

January 28

Professor Martha C. Nussbaum
Department of Philosophy
Harvard University

Madness, Reason, and
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Phaedrus

February 4

Mr. Douglas Allanbrook, Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

The Inefficacy of
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February 11

Long Weekend

No lecture

February 18

Miss Eva Brann, Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

Against Time

February 25

Miss Eva Brann, Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

Against Time

March 4

Carlos Barbosa-Lima

Concert

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Mr. William O'Grady, Tutor
St. John's College

The Bible and ·the
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April 8

Professor Krister Stendahl
Theology Department
Harvard University

April 15

Mr. Leo Raditsa, Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

April 2

Mr. Malcolm B. Miller

Paul as He Was and
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The Fall of the Roman Empire
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Mr. James Carey, Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

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April 29

Mr. Mortimer J. Adler
Institute for Philosophical Research
Chicago, Illinois

Minds and Brains:
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May 6

Mr. David Stephenson, Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

Is Nature a Republic

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Dr. lvolfgang Lederer
University of California
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Winchester, Bass

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Annapolis

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Mr. Joe Sachs, Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

The Parable of Don Quixote

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Institute for Hellenic Studies
Washington, D.C.

The Iliad:

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St. John's College
Annapolis

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Mr. John Lenkowski, Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

November 5

Mr. David Bolotin, Tutor
St. John's College
Santa Fe/Annapolis

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Mr. Joseph DeGrazia, Tutor
St. John's College
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Thanksgiving Holiday

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December 10

King l•lilliam Players

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Winter Vacation

No lecture

January 14

The Emerson String Quartet

Concert

January 21

January 28

Professor Martha C. Nussbaum
Department of Philosophy
Harvard University

February 4

February ll

Long Weekend

No lecture

February 18

Miss Eva Brann, Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

Time

February 25

Miss Eva Brann, Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

Time

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Carlos Barbosa-Lima

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St. John's COllege
Annapolis

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Mr. James Carey, Tutor
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Annapolis

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Department of Technology &amp; Society
St. U. of New York -STONY Brook

April 29

May 6

Professor Philip J. Davis
Division of Applied Mathematics
Brown University

May 13

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Mrs . Mera Flaumenhaft, Tutor
St . John's College, Annapolis

Looking Together in
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September 30

Mr. Robert Goldwin
American Enterprise Institute

James Madison and the
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Mr . Charles Bell, Tutor
St . John's College, Santa Fe

The Axiomatic Drama of
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October 14

Long Weekend

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October 21

Mr. Carey Stickney, Tutor
St. John's College, Santa Fe

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October 28

Miss Eva Brann, Tutor
St. John's College, Annapolis

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November 4

The Fine Arts Quartet

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November ll

Professor Jose Benardete
Philosophy Department
Syracuse University

November 18

All College Seminar

Death in Venice

November 25

Thanksgiving Holiday

No Lecture

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Professor Ray Coppinger
Hampshire College

The Evolution of Behavior
in Humans and Dogs

December 9

Mr. Samuel S . Kutler, Dean
St . John's College, Annapolis

(POSTPONED)

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Infinity

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Maryland Heritage Concert

January 13

Professor Richard Morris
Columbia University

How the Great Peace of
1783 Was Made and Ratified

January 20

Mr. William Mullen, Tutor
St. John's College, Annapolis

The Dances of Plato
and Pindar

January 27

Judith Gray, Soprano

Concert

February 3

Mr. James Beall, Tutor
St. John's College, Annapolis

February 10

Long weekend

February 17

Mr. John Bremer
On Plato's Polity
Trotter Institute of Philosophy,
Management, and Education, Houston, Texas

February 24

Mr. Mortimer J. Adler
Institute for Philosophical Research

March 2

Professor Ernest L6 Fortin
Department of Theology
Boston College

Political Philosophy as
Prophesy: Dante's Comedy

March 30

Leo Smit, Piano

Concert

April 6

Mr. Howard Fisher, Tutor
St. John's College, Annapolis

A Grecian Urn

April l3

Mr. Peter Kalkavage, Tutor
St. John's College, Annapolis

The Song of Timaeus

April 20

Mrs. Wendy Allanbrook, Tutor
St. John's College, Annapolis

Don Giovanni's Proper
Music

Galactic Nuclei, Active
Galactic Nuclei, and Quasars
No Lecture

Parts of Life

April 27

Mr. William Banks
Pomona College
Claremont California

May 4

Mr. Elliott Zuckerman, Tutor
St. John's College, Annapolis

May 11

Professor Paul Barolsky
Delartment of Art
University of Virginia

Botticelli's - - - Vera:
Prima - The Anatomy of a
Masterpiece

May 18

Dr. Peter Arnott
Winchester, Massachusetts

~1arionette

May 25

Commencement Weekend

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of Clouds

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Mr . George Doskow, Dean
St. John's College, Annapolis

William Blake's The
Marriage of Heav en and Hell

September 14

Mrs. Wendy Allanbrook, Tutor
St. John's College, Annapolis

The Marriage of Figaro

September 21

Brevard Festival Trio

Concert

September 28

Mr. I. F. Stone
Washington, D.C .

The Case Against Socrates
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won acquittal)

October 5

Dr. Calvert Watkins
Department of Linguistics
Harvard University

How to Kill a Dragon in
Indo-European

October 12

Long Weekend

No Lecture

October 19

Professor Richard Breitman
Department of History
Amer ican University

Nazi Germany and
the Holocaust

October 26

Professor Robert Hanning
Department of English
Columbia University

Chaucer's World of Words:
Society as Art in the
Canterbury Tales

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Mr. Joseph Killoren
Georgia

Novmeber 9

All College Seminar

T.S . Eliot and conrad Aiken:
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Siddhartha, He rman Hesse

November 16

Mr. Benjamin Milner, Tutor
St. John's College , Annapolis

Hobbes:

November 23

Thanksgiving Holiday

No Lecture

November 30

Mr. David Lachterman
Department of Philosophy
Vassar College

What is the Good of
Plato's Republic?

De cember 7

Mr. Seth Benardette
Department of Classics
New York University

The Bed and the Table:
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Winter Vacation

No Lectures

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January ll

Mr. James Carey, Tutor
St. John's College

On Grace and Free Will

January 18

Mr. Leo Raditsa, Tutor
St. John's College

Tertullian on the Appearance
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Conflict Between Paganism
and Christianity in the
Second Century A. D.

January 25

Kronos String Quartet

Concert

February l

Mr. Robert Sokolowski
School of Philosophy
Catholic University

Reason and Christian Faith

February 8

Long Weekend

No Lecture

February 15

Mr . David Bolotin, Tutor
St . John's College

The Theaetetus and the
Possibility of False
Opinion

February 22

Professor Samuel Edgerton, Jr .
Graduate Program in History
of Art
Williams College

Galileo, Florentine disegno,
and the 'strange spottednesse'
of the moon

March 1

Richard Rephann, Harpsichord

Concert

March 8-24

Spring Vacation

No Lectures

March 29

Mr. Mortimer J . Adler
Institute for Philosophical
Research
Chicago

Toil and Leisure

April 5

Mr . Elliott Zuckerman, Tutor
St . John's College

The M
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the Wit of Sulli van

April 12

M . Laurence Berns, Tutor
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St . John's College

Religion Enlightenment, and
the American Character

April 19

Mr. Edwin J . Delattre, President
St. John's College

The Political Conditions of
Liberal Learning

April 26

Brother Robert Smith, Tutor
St. John's College

Montaigne

May J

King William Production
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Mr. Charles Parsons
Department of Philosophy
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May 17

The Concept of Number

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Winchester, Massachusetts

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Women and the Great Books

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School of Art
Yale University

Intuition and Tuition

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Ms. Eva Brann, Tutor
St. John's College, Annapolis

Mental Imagery: The College
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Mr. Jon Lenkowski, Tutor
St. John's College, Annapolis

The Origin of Philosophy

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Professor Helen Foley
Barnard College
Columbia University

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Dr. JoAnne Murray
National Bureau of Standard s

Symmetry

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University of Maryland

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Ms. Chaninah Maschler, Tutor
St . John's College, Annapolis

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St . John's College, Sant a Fe

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Boston College

The Bible in the Academy:
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Stewart Umphrey, Tutor
St. John's College, Annapolis

Is Knowledge True Opinion
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Professor Eugene Charniak
Brown University

Computer Comprehension of
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Long Weekend

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Professor Hubert L. Dreyfus
University of California
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From Socrates to Expert
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Professor Bruce G. Buchanan
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Mr. Mortimer J. Adler
Institute for Phi losophical
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Mr. James Carey, Tutor
St. John's College, Santa Fe

Kant's Grounding of a
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Professor Constance Jordan
Columbia University

Rethinking Gender:
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Professor Bruce H. Kirmmse
Connecticut College

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Brother Robert Smith, Tutor
St. John's College, Annapolis

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Bryn Mawr College

How Theory Informs Practice:
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Ms. Barbara Mowatt
Folger s hakespearean Library

Shakespe are 's Tempest :
Th rough Fort h -Rights
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M
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Euripi des Cyclops

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Mr. George Doskow, Dean
St. John's College, Annapolis

Women and the Great Books

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Mr. Robert Reed
School of Art

Intuition and Tuition

Yale University

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Concert

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Hs. Eva Brann, Tutor
St. John's College,. Annapolis

Mental Imagery:
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Cognitive Science

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Mr. Jon Lenkowski, Tutor
St. John's Colleg6, Annapolis

The Origin of Philosophy

October 11

Long Heekend

No Lecture

October 18

Professor Helen Foley
Barnard College
Columbia University

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Dr. JoAnne Murray
National Bureau of Standards

Symmetry

November l

Dr. Virginia Trimble
University of Maryland

Cosmology: Man's
in the universe

November 8

Mr. Samuel Kutler, Tutor
St. John's College, Annapolis

To be Announced

November 15

Ms. Chaninah Maschler, Tutor
St. John's College, Annapolis

To be Announced

November 22

All College Seminar

November 29

Thanksgiving Holiday

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St. John's College, Santa Fe

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Mr . Thomas J. Slakey, Dean
St. John's College
Annapolis, Maryland

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Mr. Robert Goldwin , Alumni
American enterprise Institute
Washington, D.C .

How to Read the Original
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Mr . Henry Higuera, Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis, Maryland

Don Quixote and Dulcinea:
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Mr. Robert Bart, Tutor
St. John's Col~ege
Santa Fe, New Mexico

The Miraculous Moonlight :
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All College Seminar

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Long Weekend

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St. John's College
Annapolis , Maryl a nd

Pushkin and th e Poetry
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October 24

Mr. Joe Sachs, Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis, Maryland

God o f Abraham , Isaac,
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Mr. Jonathan Cull er
Cornell University
Ithaca, New York

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November 7

Mr. Houston Baker
Univers ity of Penn syl vania
Philadelphia, PA

The Origin s of the
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November 14

Mr. Edward Sparrow, Tutor
St. John ' s College
Annapolis, Maryland

Only Mercy Could
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November 21

Mr. Laurence Birns
Counci l on Hemispheric Affairs
Washington, D.C.

Diplomacy or Ideology:
The Search for a
Meaningful Lat i n
American Policy

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November 28

Thanksgiving Holiday

December 5

Concert

December 12January 4

Winter Holiday

No Lectures

January 9, 1987

Mr. David Bolotin, Tutor
St. John's College

The Life of Philosophy and
the Immortality of the
Soul: An Introduction
to Plato's Phaedo

Santa Fe, New Mexico

January 16

Mr. Thomas Banchoff
Brown University
Providence, Rhode Island

No Lecture

The Fourth Dimension and
Computer Animated Geometry

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Mr. Bruce Venable, Tutor
St. John's College College
Santa Fe, New Mexico

History and Non-Being

January 30

Mr. Alasda ir Mac intyre
Vanderbilt University
Nashville, Tennessee

The Good, the Desired,
and the Desirable

February 6

Long Weekend

No Lecture

February 13

Mr. Mortimer Adler
Institute for Philosophical
Research
Chicago, Illinois

The Two Bicentennia l s

February 20

Ms. Ann Hartle
Emory University
Atlanta, Georgia

Wonder and Death: The Human
Beginnings of Philosophy

February 27

Concert

March 5-22

Spring Vacation

No Lectures

March 27

Mr. Alan Greenberg
New Haven, Conn

The Architecture of
Democracy

April 3

Concert

April 10

Mr. Elliott Zuckerman, Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

The Chopin Mazurkas:
A Talk with Piano
Il lustrations

April 17

Ms. Pamela Kraus, Tutor
St. John ' s College
Annapolis

Cartesian 'Soul' and the
'Whole Nature o f Man '

April 24

Ms. Judith Van Herik
Pennsyl vania State University
University Park, Pennsyl v ania

May 1

Mr. Charles Jones
Department of Lingui stics
University of Wisconsin
Madison , Wisconsin

May 8

Mr. Walter Sterling, Tutor
st . John ' s College
Annapol i s

May 1 5

Mr. Peter Arnott
Winchester, Mass
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Freud on Gender
and I llusion

Some Things You Always
Knew About the Language
You Speak*
but were never taught
The Character of
Robert E. Lee

Marionette Performance
of Hippolytus

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First Semester

September 4

Mr . Thomas J . Slakey , Dean
St. John's College
Annapolis

Inquiry and Citizenship

September 11

Mr. David Townsend, Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

Love and Death in
Virgil's Aeneid

September 18

Mr. Michael Comenetz, Tutor
St . John's College
Annapolis

Newton's Principia

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Mr. Mortimer J. Adler
Institute for Philosophical
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Chicago, IL

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Concert

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All College Seminar

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Mr. Ernest L. Boyer, President
Carnegie Foundation for the
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Princeton, NJ

Making the Connections

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Ms. May Swenson
Sea Cliff, New York

From In Other Words, and
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Mr. Robert Bernasconi
University of Essex
Colchester; England

Introduction to the Double
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M.r. Frank Mason
New York, New York

History of the Portrait
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November 20

Mr. David Starr, Tutor
St . John's College
Annapolis

The End of the Sixth
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Thanksgiving Holiday

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Concert

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January 15

Mr. Howard Zeiderman, Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

Fictional Selves and Ghosts :
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January 22

Mr. Douglas Allanbrook, Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

New and Old:
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January 29

All College Seminar

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Long Weekend

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Concert

February 19

Mr . James Beall, Tutor
St . John's College
Annapolis

Order and Disorder in
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February 26

Ms. Deborah Achtenberg
Uni v ersity of Nev ada-Reno
Reno, Nevada

Human Being, Beast and God :
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Some 20th Century Philosophers

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Mr. Nicholas Capozzoli, Tutor
St . John's College
Annapolis

Milestones in Our Understanding
of the Brain and Nervous
System in Clinical Neurology

April 1

Concert

April 8

Mr . Jonathan Tuck, Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

Dead Leaves : Illustrations
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Poem (Homer, Virgil, Dante,
Milton)

April 15

Mr. Paul Priest
United Kingdom

King Lear and the Divine
Madness

April 22

Mr. Rex Nettleford
University of the West Indies
Kingston, Jamaica

Cultural Action and
Social Change

April 29

Mr . James Carey, Dean
St . John's College
Santa Fe

Knowledge and Faith

May 6

King William Players Production

May 13

Mr . Peter Arnott
Winchester, Massachusetts

Marionette Performance of
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September 2

Ms . Wye Allanbrook, Tutor
Ms. Eva Brann, Tutor
St . John's College
Annapolis

Music: The Representative
Liberal Art

September 9

Dr. Cyri l Ponnamperuma
University of Maryland
College Park

The Origin and Evolution
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September 16

Dr. Sherman .Lee
Chapel Hill, NC

Chinese Landscape
Painting

September 23

Mr. Douglas Allanbrook, Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

The Most Serene
Republic

September 30

Ms. Patricia Locke, Tutor
St . John's College
Annapolis

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of Antigone

October 7

Concert

October 14

Long Weekend

No Lecture

October 21

Mr. David Eisenhower
Berwyn, PA

Eisenhower at War:
1943-45

October 28

Mr. Laurence Berns, Tutor
St. John 's College
Annapolis

The Relation Between
Philosophy and Religion

November 4

All College Seminar

November 11

Mr. Bruce M. Metzger
Princeton Theological Seminary
Princeton, NJ

The Formation of the
New Testament

Nov ember 18

Mr. Samuel Bowles
University of Massachusetts
Amherst, Massachusetts

Democracy and Capitalism:
Jefferson's Hope,
Tocqueville ' s Fear

November 25

Thanksgiving

No Lecture

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Mr. Joe Sachs, Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

Antigone: All-Resourceful/
Resourceless

December 9

King Wi lliam Players

December 16January 8

Winter Vacation
TELEPHONE 301·263-2371

No Lectures

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ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND 21404
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LECTURES/CONCERTS - 1988-89 - SECOND SEMESTER

January 13

Thomas J. Slakey, Dean
St. John's College
Annapolis

January 20

Concert

January 27

Mr. Peter Kalkavage, Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

Dante and Ulysses: A
Reading of Inferno XXVI

February 3

Long Weekend

No Lecture

February 10

Mr. Edward Sparrow, Tutor
St. John 's College
Annapolis

The Number Line Erased
and Redrawn: An Exercise
i n Rationality

February 17

Mr. Mark Jordan
University of Notre Dame
Notre Dame, IN

The Summa Theolog iae
and the Care of Souls

February 24

Concert

March 2-1 9

Spring Vacation

No Lectures

March 24

Dr . Mariam Cohen
Scottsdale, AR

From Biology to Psychology:
An Aspect of the Development
of Freud's Notion of t h e
Unconscious

March 31

Mr. Lee Clark Mitchell
Princeton Uni versity
Princeton, NJ

"And What Wi ll She Do?"
Jamesian Portraits of
a Lady

April 7

Concert

April 14

All College Seminar

Apri l 21

Mr. Mortimer J. Adler
Institute for Philosophical
Chi cago, Illinois

Great Books, Democracy
and Truth

April 28

Mr. Samuel Kutler, Tutor
St. John's College
Annap olis

Philosophical Questioning

May 5

King William Players

May 12

Mr . Peter Arnott
Winchester, MA

May 19

Commencement
TELEPHONE 301-263-2371

The God W
ho Is and
The God Who Speaks

Marionette Performance
of Sophocles' Electra

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P.O. BOX 1671
ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND 21404
FouNDED 1696 As K1NG WILLIAM's ScHooL

LECTURE/CONCERT SCHEDULE - FIRST SEMESTER - 1989-90

September 1

Thomas J. Slakey, Dean
St. John's College
Annapolis

James Madison and the
Constitution

September 8

Mr. John Verdi, Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

Conversations and Arguments

September 15

Mr. Michael Fried
Art History Department
Johns Hopkins
Baltimore, Maryland

Courbet's Realism

Septemb er 22

Mr. David Bolotin, Tutor
St. John's College
Santa Fe

The Concerns of Odysseus:
An Introduction to the
Odyssey

September 29

Ms. Edwina Cruise
Mount Holyoke College
South Hadley, Massachusetts

From Stalin to Glasnost :
The Literary Process
in Russia

October 6

Long Weekend

No Lecture

October 13

Mr . Jon Lenkowski, Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

Meno 's Paradox and the
Zetetic Circle

October 20

Concert

October 27

All-College Seminar

November 3

Ms. Jessica Weissman,Alumna
Automation Consulting
Washington, D.C.

What Is A Computer
Program?

November 10

Mr . Robin W. Winks
Yale University
New Hav en, Connecticut

Why Modern Empires Rise.
Why They Fall. And
So What?

November 17

Concert

Novembe r 24

Thanksgiving Holiday

No Lecture

December 1

Mr. John White, Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

Imitation

December 8

King William Players

December ISJanuary 7

Winter Holiday

No Lectures
TELEPHONE 301-263-2371

�•

ST

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P.O. BOX 1671
ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND 21404
FOU NDED 1696 AS KIN G WILLIAM'S SCHOOL

LECTURE/CONCERT SCHEDULE - SECOND SEMESTER - 1989-90

January 12, 1990

Mr . Stewart Umphrey, Tutor
St . John's College
Annapolis

Space

January 19

Ms. Elizabeth Blettner, Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

The Generosity of the Good:
A Reflection on Plato's
Republic

January 26

Professor Drew A. Hyland
Trinity College
Hartford, Connecticut

When Power Becomes
Gracious: The Affinity
of Play and Art

February 2

Long Weekend

No Lecture

February 9

Mr. William Pastille, Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

Meaning, Motion , and Music

February 16

All-College Seminar

February 23

Mr . Clifton Black
Southern Methodist University
Dallas, Texas

"Who Do People Say That
I Am?" The Continuing
Quest for the Historical
Jesus

March 1-18

Spring Vacation

No Lectures

March 23

Ms. Ann Martin, Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

Adventures and Games:
Thoughts on Medieval
Romance

March 30

Mr. David Stephenson, Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

Ion 's Art

April 6

Concert

April 13

Mr. Frederick Bohrer
Hood College
Frederick, Maryland

Art and Knowledge:
The Epistemology of
Visual Representation

April 20

Mr . Mortimer J . Adler
Institute for Philosophical
Research
Chicago, Illinois

The End of the Conflict
Betweem Capitalism
and Communism

April 27

Ms. Anita Kronsberg, Tutor
St. John's College

Inertia and the I dea
of a Body
Body

Annapolis TELEPHONE 301-263-2371

�LECTURE/CONCERT SCHEDULE - SECOND SEMESTER - 1989-90
Page 2

May 4

King William Players

May 11

To be announced

May 18

Commencement

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LECTURE/CONCERT SCHEDULE, FIRST SEMESTER -1990-91

August 31, 1990

Ms. Eva Brann, Dean
St. John's College
Annapolis

Depth and Desire

September 7

Mr. Abraham Schoener, Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

Birds and Dogs

September 14

Mr. Paul S. Herrnson
Assistant Professor
University of Maryland
College Park Campus

American Political Parties:
Surviving in a
Candidate-Centered
Political System

September 21

Mr. William Darkey, Tutor
St. John's College
Santa Fe, New Mexico

Memoranda

September 28

Professor John Sallis
Department of Philosophy
Vanderbilt University
Nashville, TN

Mimesis and the End of Art

October 5

Long Weekend

No Lecture

October 12

Concert

October 19

Mr. Thomas Banchoff
Department of Mathematics
Brown University

Beyond the Third Dimension:
Geometry, Computer Graphics,
and Higher Dimensions

October 26

Mr. Eugene Thaw
President, E. V. Thaw &amp; Co., Inc .
New York

Cezanne

NoveE1ber 2

Mr. Henry Higuera, Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

Gorgias: Socrates
as Rhetorician

November 9

Mr. Richard Hassing
Center for Naval Analyses
Alexandria, Virginia

Laws of Inertia in
Descartes and Newton

TELEPHONE 301-263-23 71

�LECTURE/CONCERT SCHEDULE, FIRST SEMESTER- 1990-91

Page 2
November 16

Mr. A thanasios Moulakis
University of Colorado
Boulder, Colorado

The Canon, The Core, and
the Tower of Babel

November 23

Thanksgiving Vacation

No Lecture

November 30

All College Seminar

December 7

Mr. A. Heidemann
Associate Professor
Carleton University
Canada

Contemporary Criticism
and Modernism: Some
Implications

Winter Vacation

No Lectures

December 14January 4, 1991

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fOUNDED 1696 AS KING WiLLIAM'S SCHOOL

LECTURE/CONCERT SCHEDULE, SECOND SEMESTER -1990-91

January 11, 1991

Mr. Andrew B. Schmookler
Silver Spring, Maryland

January 18

King William Players

January 25

Dr. David Jasper
Emory University
Atlanta, Georgia

The Rhetoric of Religious Belief

February 1

Long Weekend

No Lec ture

February 8

Mr. Kevin Dungey, Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

Mystery and Riddle

February 15

Mr. David Townsend, Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

The American Spirit

February 22

Concert

March 1-15

Spring Vacation

No Lectures

March 22

Mr. Peter Pesic
St. John's College
Santa Fe

Children of Orpheus: The
Dialogue Between Ancient
and Modern Music

March 29

Good Friday / Passover

No Lecture

April 5

Colonel Mal Wakin
Department of Philosophy and
Fine Arts
U.S. Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs, CO

Morality and Warfare

April 12

Mr. Mortimer J. Adler
Institute for Philosophical
Researc h
Chicago, Illinois

The Arts and
the Great Ideas

TE LEPHONE 301-263-2371

The Riddle of Evil:
The Causes and Cures of
Human Destructiveness

�LECTURE/CONCERT SCHEDULE, SECOND SEMESTER -1990-91

April 19

Mr. James Carey,Dean
St. John's Co !lege
Santa Fe, New Mexico

April 26

All College Seminar

May 3

King William Players

May 10

Mr. Steven Crockett

May 17

End of Semester

Ivan's Blasphemy: Some
Observations on the
Brothers Karamazov

No Lecture

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November 1991

fOUNDED 1696 AS KING WILLIAM' S SCHOOL

LECTURE/CONCERT SCHEDULE - 1991-92

August 30, 1991

Ms. Eva T. H. Brann, Dean
St. John's College
Annapolis

What is a Book?

September 6

Mr. Michael Dink, Tutor
St . John's College
Annapolis

The Wrath of Achilles

September 13

Ms. Judith Seeger, Tutor
and Professor Anthony Seeger
St. John's College
Annapolis

The Anatomy of Shame:
A Shameless Excursion
from Athens to the Amazon

September 20

Professor Lucius outlaw
Department of Philosophy
Haverford College
Haverford, PA

'Race' and Social Justice :
On W.E.B. DuBois' 'The
Conservation of Races'

September 27

Professor Ellen Davis
New York, New York

Story-Telling With
Pictures: A Greek
Invention

October 11

Concert

October 16
(Wednesday)

Mr. Howard Fisher, Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

The Body Electric

October 25

Professor Gregory Nagy
Department of Classics
Harvard University
Cambridge, MA

Myth as Exemplum
in Homer

November 1

Professor Amy Kass
Chicago, IL

The Education of
Telemachos

November 8

Ms. Dorothy Guyot, Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

Are Police Officers to
American Cities as the
Auxiliaries are to the
Platonic Republic

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Ms. Linda Wiener, Tutor
St. John's College
Santa Fe

Shark Dissection as
Poetry and Philosophy:
The Practice of Science

TELEPHONE 301-263-2371

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Reproduction

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Department of Biology
Harvard University
Cambridge, MA

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King William Players

January 10, 1992

Is Thinking Spontaneous?
Professor Stanley Rosen
Department of Philosophy
Pennsylvania state University
University Park, PA

January 17

Mr. Leo Pickens
Director, Athletics
St. John's College
Annapolis

'Box Where Sweets Compacted
Lie': An Explication of
Donne's "Nocturnal Upon
st. Lucies Day"

January 24

Mr. Andre Barbera, Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

An Account of Musical
Taste

February 5
(Wednesday)

Ms. Lila Luce, Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

Logic After Aristotle

February 7

Mr. Peter Seeger

Concert

February 14

Professor Edward C. Smith
School of Education
The American University
Washington, D.C.

Frederick Douglass's
Influence on the War
Strategy of Abraham
Lincoln

February 21

Mr. Harvey Flaumenhaft, Tutor Reluctance, Risk, and
st. John's College
Reputation:
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washington Decides to
Annapolis
Preside

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Mr. Mortimer J. Adler
Institute for Philosophical
Research
Chicago, IL

March 27

Professor Don E. Fehrenbacher Lincoln and the American
Department of History
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stanford University
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Stanford, CA

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Mr. Joe Sachs, Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

War and Peace

The Battle of the Gods
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Professor Tu Weiming
East Asian Languages
Harvard University
Cambridge, MA

An Interpretive Reading
of the Great Learning

April 15
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St. John's College
Annapolis

A Baconian Mathematics:
MacLaurin's Motivation
for His Adherence to
'Ancient Standards of
Evidence and Certainty'

April 24

King William Players

May 1

Professor Ray Coppinger
Hampshire College
Amherst, MA

The Domestication
of Evolution

May 8

Mr. John E. Pfeiffer
New Hope, PA

Paleolithic Painting:
The Origins of Art
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Tutor
St . John's College
Santa Fe

The Death of
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St . John ' s College
Santa Fe

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Balliol College
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Hempstead, NY

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Princeton University
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Annapolis

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Annapolis

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August 27, 1993

Ms. Eva T. H. Brann, Dean
st. John's College
Annapolis

"Telling Lies"

September 3

Mr. Robin Kornman, Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

"Lamentation and
catharsis in the
Iliad"

September 10

Professor Sabine McCormack
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor, Michigan

"In very Ancient
Times: How the
Past was Remembered
in Early Colonial
Peru"

September 17

Dr. Elwood Ty Olson
Illinois Institute of
Technology
Chicago, Illinois

"Probabilistic
Models and the
Problem of
Falsifiability in
Statistical Reasoning"

September 24

Professor Mary Lefkowitz
Wellesley College
Wellesley, Massachusetts

"Women in Greek
Myth"

October 1

Mr. Elliott Zuckerman, Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

"One Man's Meter"

october 15

Mr. David Bull
National Gallery of Art
Washington, DC

"Leonardo's Ladies"

October 22

Mr. Stephen van Luchene,
Dean
St. John's College
Santa Fe

"William Blake:
A Beginning"

October 29

Mr. Radoslav Datchev, Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

"The Beginning
of All Things"

November 5

Professor Barry Mazur
Harvard University
Cambridge, Massachusetts

"Visualizing the
Infinitesimals"

November 12

All College Seminar

November 19

Mr. Samuel Kutler, Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

December 3

King William Players

"Desiring What
is Beautiful"

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August 27, 1993

Ms. Eva T. H. Brann, Dean
st. John's College
Annapolis

"Telling Lies"

September 3

Mr. Robin Kornman, Tutor
st. John's College
Annapolis

"Lamentation and
catharsis in the
Iliad"

September 10

Professor Sabine McCormack
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor, Michigan

"In Very Ancient
Times: How the
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in Early Colonial
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September 17

Dr. Elwood Ty Olson
Illinois Institute of
Technology
Chicago, Illinois

"Probabilistic
Models and the
Problem of
Falsifiability in
Statistical Reasoning"

September 24

Professor Mary Lefkowitz
Wellesley College
Wellesley, Massachusetts

"Women in Greek
Myth"

October 1

Mr. Elliott Zuckerman, Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

"One Man's Meter"

October 15

Mr. David Bull
National Gallery of Art
Washington, DC

"Leonardo's Ladies"

October 22

Mr. Stephen Van Luchene,
Dean
St. John's College
Santa Fe

''William Blake:
A Beginning''

October 29

Mr. Radoslav Datchev, Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

"The Beginning
of All Things"

November 5

Professor Barry Mazur
Harvard University
Cambridge, Massachusetts

"Visualizing the
Infinitesimals"

November 12

All College Seminar

November 19

Mr. Samuel Kutler, Tutor
st. John's College
Annapolis

December 3

King William Players

"Desiring What
is Beautiful"

�January 7, 1994

Professor Nomi Stolzenberg
"The Problem With
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Tolerance"
University of Southern California
Los Angeles, California

January 14

Professor Martin Mueller
Northwestern University
Evanston, Illinois

January 21

Concert

February 4

Professor Kurt Raaflaub
Center for Hellenic Studies
Washington, DC

"Greek Democracy and
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America"

February 5

Professor Deborah Boedeke
Center for Hellenic studies
Washington, DC

"How Herodotus
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February 11

Mr. Steve Crockett
Atomic Energy commission
Washington, DC

"On Becoming Free"

February 18

Mr. John White, Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

"The Theme From
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March 18

Mr. Laurence Berns, Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

Aristotle and Adam
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Cooperation Between
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March 25

Mr. James Carey, Tutor
st. John's College
santa Fe

"Vedic Orthodoxy
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of Philosophy in
Ancient India"

April 1

Mr. David Bolotin, Tutor
St. John's College
Santa Fe

"Leo Strauss and
Classical Political
Philosophy"

April 8

Professor John Hollander
Department of English
Yale University

"Speaking Pictures"

April 15

Concert

April 22

All College Seminar

April 29

King William Players

May 6

Ms. Christel Stevens
University Park, Maryland

"Putting Yourself
Second: Some Thoughts
on Reading"

Classical Indian
Dance Troupe

�January 7, 1994

Professor Nomi Stolzenberg
"The Problem With
Law School
Tolerance"
University of Southern California
Los Angeles, California

January 14

Professor Martin Mueller
Northwestern University
Evanston, Illinois

January 21

Concert

February 4

Professor Kurt Raaflaub
Center for Hellenic Studies
Washington, DC

"Greek Democracy and
the Ancient Background
to the Constitutional
Debate in Early
America"

February 5

Professor Deborah Boedeke
Center for Hellenic Studies
Washington, DC

"How Herodotus
Made History"

February 11

Mr. Steve Crockett
Atomic Energy commission
Washington, DC

"On Becoming Free"

February 18

Mr. John White, Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

"The Theme From
Aristotle's Ethics"

March 18

Mr. Laurence Berns, Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

Aristotle and Adam
Smith on Justice:
Cooperation Between
Ancients and Moderns?

March 25

Mr. James Carey, Tutor
St. John's College
Santa Fe

"Vedic Orthodoxy
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of Philosophy in
Ancient India"

April 1

Mr. David Bolotin, Tutor
st. John's College
Santa Fe

"Leo Strauss and
Classical Political
Philosophy"

April 8

Professor John Hollander
Department of English
Yale University

Speaking Pictures

April 15

Concert

April 22

All College Seminar

April 29

King William Players

May 6

Ms. Christel Stevens
University Park, Maryland

"Putting Yourself
second:
Some Thoughts
on Reading"

Classical Indian
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ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND 21404-2800
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LECTURE/CONCERT SCHEDULE - 1994-95
September 2

Eva T. H. Brann, Dean
St . John's College
Annapolis

"The Past-Present"

September 9

Professor Stephen Scully
Boston University
Boston, MA

"ROMA-AMOR: Love and
Empire in the Aeneid"

September 16

Dr. James N. Jarvis
Children's Hospital
of Michigan
Detroit, MI

"Cells and Genes Are
Parts of Animals:
Aristotle in the 20th
Century"

September 23

Professor Edward Smith
The American University
School of Education
Washington, DC

"Lincoln's Reelection
Reconsidered: The
Cruicible of 1864"

September 30

Mr . Clarence J. Kramer
Corinth, VT

"Nostalgia ... and Beyond"

october 7

Mr. Curtis Wilson
Tutor Emeritus
St. John's College
Annapolis

"Dynamical Chaos: Some
Implications of a Recent
Discovery"

October 21

Concert

October 28

Mr. Andre Barbera, Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

"The Musical Property
of African Americans"

November 4

Professor John Sallis
Department of Philisoophy
Vanderbilt University
Nashville, Tennessee

"Reading Plato's
Timaeus: The Place of
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November 11

All - College Seminar

November 18

Dr. R. Lloyd Mitchell
Department of Philosophy
Washington &amp; Jefferson College
Washington, Pennsylvania

"Discovering the
Philosopher: Republic
473c-480a"

December 2

Ms. Ann Martin
Annapolis, Maryland

"Atonement"

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Lecture/Concerts - 2nd Semester 1994 - 95
January 13

Mr . Joshua Kates, Tutor
St . John's College
Santa Fe

"Sappho I: An
Ontological Approach"

Januar y 20

Ms. Judith Seeger, Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

"Parmenides"

Januar y 27

Concert

February 10

Mr . Steve Crockett
Atomic Energy Commission
Washington, DC

"On Becoming Free"

February 17

Douglas Allanbrook, Tutor
St . John ' s College
Annapolis

"The Taking of Time"

February 24

Professor Sarah Broadie
Department of Philosophy
Princeton University
Princeton , New Jersey

"Theory and Practice
in Ari s totle's Ideal
Life"

March 24

Mr. Peter Kalkavage, Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

"Hegel's Logic of
Desire"

March 31

Mr. Mortimer J . Adler
Institute for Philosophical
Research
Chicago, IL

" How the Program at
St . John's College
Originated"

April 7

Concert

April 14

All - College Seminar

April 21

Adam Schulman, Tutor
St . John's College
Annapolis

"Defeat Into Victory:
The Strategy of Odysseus
in Sophocles's Ajax and
Philoctetes

April 28

Professor Paul Heyne
University of Washington
Seattle, WA

"The Guild of
Economists : Wou l d
Adam Smith Want to Join?

May 5

King William Players

May 12

Dr. Wade Davis (cancelled)
Washington, DC
TELEPHONE 410-263-2371

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