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The Importance of Being Oscar: Oscar Wilde as Man, Symbol, and Comic Genius
Peter Saccio, Leon D. Black Professor of Shakespearean Studies, Emeritus
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Humanities
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Half American: The Epic Story of Black Americans Fighting World War II at Home and Abroad
Dartmouth historian Matthew Delmont explains how World War II raised questions regarding race and democracy that remain unanswered more than seventy years later.
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Professor Matthew Delmont on African Americans & WWII
African Americans' contributions during World War Two were crucial to America's victory—but their stories have long been ignored.
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Back to Class: Written in Blood — The Russian Literary Origins of Modern Terrorism
Lynn Ellen Patyk, assistant professor of Russian
