Guide to the Western Culture Faculty Symposium Videorecordings

Daniel Hartwig & Jenny Johnson

Stanford University Libraries. Dept. of Special Collections & University Archives.

Stanford, California

November 2010

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Overview

Call Number: V0055

Creator: Stanford University. School of Humanities and Sciences.

Title: Western culture faculty symposium [videorecording]

Dates: 1980-1981

Physical Description: 2.38 Linear feet 18 videotapes (VHS)

Summary: Tapes of talks presented at the 1980 Symposium by Edward M. Good, Mark W. Edwards, Donald R. Howard, Edward W. Spofford, John J. Winkler, Marsh H. McCall, Paul S. Seaver, Henry S. Levinson, and Ronald N. Bracewell; and tapes of talks presented at the 1981 Symposium by James M. Redfield, Antony E. Raubitschek, Edward W. Spofford, William P. Mahrt, Diane Yvonne Ghirardo, H. Craig Heller, Lee H. Yearley, Albert J. Gúerard, Herbert S. Lindenberger, Bruce B. Rosenstock, David E. Wellbery, and John Gurley.

Language(s): The materials are in English.

Repository: Dept. of Special Collections & University Archives.

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Western Culture Faculty Symposium. Dept. of Special Collections and University Archives, Stanford University Libraries, Stanford, Calif.

Biographical/Historical Sketch

The Western Culture Faculty Symposium consisted of informal seminars that focused on specific textual material and on teaching methods.

Description of the Collection

Tapes of talks presented at the 1980 Symposium by Edward M. Good, Mark W. Edwards, Donald R. Howard, Edward W. Spofford, John J. Winkler, Marsh H. McCall, Paul S. Seaver, Henry S. Levinson, and Ronald N. Bracewell; and tapes of talks presented at the 1981 Symposium by James M. Redfield, Antony E. Raubitschek, Edward W. Spofford, William P. Mahrt, Diane Yvonne Ghirardo, H. Craig Heller, Lee H. Yearley, Albert J. Gúerard, Herbert S. Lindenberger, Bruce B. Rosenstock, David E. Wellbery, and John Gurley.

Access Terms

Bracewell, Ronald N. (Ronald Newbold), 1921-2007

Edwards, Mark W.

Ghirardo, Diane Yvonne.

Good, Edward M.

Guérard, Albert J. (Albert Joseph), 1914-

Heller, H. Craig.

Howard, Donald Roy, 1927-

Levinson, Henry S.

Lindenberger, Herbert, 1929-

Mahrt, William P.

Mahrt, William Peter, 1939-.

McCall, Marsh H., (Marsh Howard)

McCall, Marsh H.

Raubitschek, A. E., (Antony Erich), 1912-1999

Redfield, James M., 1935-.

Rosenstock, Bruce B.

Seaver, Paul S.

Spofford, Edward W. (Edward Washburn), 1931-.

Stanford University. School of Humanities and Sciences--Faculty.

Stanford University. School of Humanities and Sciences.

Wellbery, David E.

Winkler, John J.

Yearley, Lee H.

Education, Humanistic.

Humanities

Videorecordings.

Western Culture Program.

1980 Sep 22-26

Box 1

55.1 Prof. Edward M. Good (Religious studies), The Bible

Box 1

55.2 Prof. Mark W. Edwards (Classics), The Iliad

Box 1

55.3 Prof. Donald R. Howard (English), Chaucer

Box 1

55.4 Mr. Edward W. Spofford (Classics), Thucydides

Box 1

55.5 Prof. John J. Winkler (Classics), Lysistrata

Box 1

55.6 Prof. Marsh H. McCall (Classics), Tragedy

Box 1

55.7 Prof. Paul S. Seaver (History), Utopia

Box 1

55.8 Prof. Henry S. Levinson (Religious Studies), Darwin

Box 1

55.9 Prof. Ronald N. Bracewell (Electrical Engineering), Galileo

1981

Box 2

55.10 Prof. James M. Redfield (Univ. Of Chicago) on Approaching Homer

Box 2

55.11 Prof. Antony E. Raubitschek on Homer and Greek Art

Box 2

55.12 Prof. Edward W. Spofford on Approaching Virgil’s Aeneid

Box 2

55.13 Prof. William P. Mahrt on Idea and Reality of Music in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance

Box 2

55.14 Ms. Diane Yvonne Ghirardo on Reading Architecture: History of a Building Type

Box 2

55.15 Prof. H. Craig Heller on Approaching Darwin

Box 2

55.16 Prof. Lee H. Yearley on Approaching Freud

Box 2

55.17 Prof. Albert J. Guerard on Approaching the Modern Novel

Box 2

55.18 Professors Herbert S. Lindenberger, Bruce B. Rosenstock, and David E. Wellbery on Approaching the Short Poem