Stoddard describes gay rights at both the federal and state levels, as well as at Cornell University.

Sheerman discusses the British parliament, its history as it relates to the Labour party, and its possibilities for the future.

Derrida translates, reads, and discusses the work of Heidegger.

LaCapra describes the relationship of the novel to history and briefly chronicles intellectual history, interpreting and defining the novel through its relation to history.

Dover discusses representations of and interest in homosexuality in ancient Greece, particularly relating to adolescent initiation into adulthood.

Salo gives an overview of Finland's westernization.

Speaking to a capacity audience of over 2,000 people at Bailey Hall, a congenial and unrestrained Vonnegut expresses opinions on such varied topics as the importance of community, social justice, literature, the weather, ...

Von Weizsacker explains his personal view of philosophy and the philosophy of science.

Bishop discusses contemporary literature from Fitzgerald to Diddeon as a frame for absolution.

After explaining that a feeling of crises within the field of intellectual history has motivated introspection into the nature and objectives of the field, LaCapra discusses existing approaches and outlines alternative ...