Introducing John Shelby Spong the Rt. Rev. V. Gene Robinson was able to publicly thank the man he said “are the shoulders on which (Robinson)
Lectures
In the finale of “The Life of the Written Word,” playwrights stepped out of the wings to discuss taking their scripts to the stage. More than
As Chautauqua Institution gets ready to close the curtain on “The Life of the Written Word,” Kory Stamper pulled that curtain back to reveal
As American Muslims and interfaith activists, believe they have a duty to educate the world on their religion in order to help refute negative stereotypes.
For playwright Lucas Hnath, a theater is not just a house of entertainment. He sees opportunity in a room full of strangers watching other strangers
The first two chapters of the book of Genesis tell two contradictory stories about the time life originated in history. In Chapter 1, God created
Despite his desire for Christian reform, John Shelby Spong holds his faith near to his heart. At 2 p.m. Thursday, June 27 in the Hall of
As Week One’s theme, “The Life of the Written Word,” continues, lexicographer Kory Stamper will speak about the history of the English language, the creation
What do Charles Darwin and sex have in common? John Shelby Spong’s answer is simple: nothing. Nothing other than the vast amount of time the
Lisa Lucas, the executive director of the National Book Foundation, delivers the 10:45 a.m. lecture at the Amphitheater on Wednesday, June 27, 2018. ABIGAIL DOLLINS/STAFF
The concept is the Oscars, but instead of movies, books. A night the nation would eagerly anticipate as authors such as Stephen King, J.K. Rowling,
Tyehimba Jess brought the written word to life. The accomplished poet highlighted his unique — and crafty — style Tuesday, June 26, in the
In the span of eight trips, John Shelby Spong has lectured over 30 times on the grounds of the Institution alone. However, the next time
Tyehimba Jess’ Olio exemplifies the urgency of knowing: “If people knew the sheer will that was put into each note, they might know better how
Despite the modern applicability of English biologist Charles Darwin’s work, much of the Christian Scripture and teaching contradicts his scientific principles, notably his theory of
John Irving always starts with the end. The renowned author spoke to his reverse writing process in a conversation with Pamela Paul, editor of The