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SUMMARY:Chautauqua - Term 7
DESCRIPTION:Shannon Reed, associate professor of English, presents "Why Do
  We Like Literary Characters?" Anyone who loves to read literature has en
 tered a book, become a character and imagined being in that fictional wor
 ld. Participants will talk about how and why we sometimes sympathize with
  characters. Why do we come to care about people who never lived? Does th
 at kind of caring have any effect on who we are or how we behave? The cou
 rse will consider what Aristotle, Samuel Johnson, and Adam Smith have sai
 d about these questions and consider recent ideas about literary characte
 rs. Along the way, we will discuss our own favorite stories and character
 s. This course continues April 1 and 8. Cost of the four-week program is 
 $36. For more information call 895-4119.
LOCATION:Thomas Commons Room Hedges Conference Room
URL:http://webapps.cornellcollege.edu/events/2013/03/25/8715/
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