Jerusalem / New York / Plymouth / Washington / DC / Athens / Cambridge / Hamlet / Garden City / Chicago / /
Company
Canon / Northcote House / Harvard University Press / Harcourt Brace Jovanovich / /
Continent
America / Africa / /
Country
United States / Columbia / United Kingdom / Ireland / /
Facility
University of Virginia / University of Chicago Press / Columbia University / On campus / St. John’s College / University of Chicago / The Politically Correct University / Harvard University / /
IndustryTerm
public relations problem / public relations consequences / public relations / /
Movie
The Second Coming / Heart of Darkness / /
Organization
Columbia University / Harvard University / Politically Correct University / Great Books / Free Society / University of Virginia / University of Chicago Press / the University of Chicago / English Department / St. John’s College / /
Person
Steven E. Rhoads / Rita Koganzon / Virgil / Nathan Tucker / Allan Bloom / Dante / Gerald Graff / Goethe / J. M. Coetzee / Lionel Trilling / Frederick M. Hess / Jacques Barzun / David Tucker / Austen / Richard E. Redding / Joseph Conrad / Salman Rushdie / Dostoyevsky / William Shakespeare / Terence Hawkes / Chinua Achebe / William Butler Yeats / James Bryant Conant / Paul A. Cantor / /
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President / General / general public today / author / prince / Teacher / King / well-respected contemporary critic / professor / representative / literature professor / assistant / /
POLICY BRIEF 10 • MAY[removed]The Literary Profession and Civic Culture By Paul A. Cantor This essay is the fourth in a series exploring the role of professions in a modern, liberal democratic society and their effect on