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Communicating across cultures Edmund Wilson : a life in literature ; The Lee Hamilton commentaries : In Congress, first impressions matter ; The Lee Hamilton commentaries : the U.S

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  • "Edmund Wilson"
  • "In Congress, first impressions matter"
  • "U.S"

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  • "Commentary #338 : "Title: In Congress, first impressions matter. The next few months will be crucial ones for new members of Congress--not because of the legislation they'll be voting on, but because this is when they establish their reputations. As former Congressman Lee Hamilton explains, 'In Congress, first impressions matter'."--Track sheet."
  • "Program #782 : "Title: Communicating across cultures. The need for better understanding and cross-cultural communication between Islamic and non-Islamic cultures is an imperative of our time. This is true of both the search for civic harmony domestically and the need for closer ties internationally. The goal is not easily achieved. Even values and practices that seem similar can have significantly different meanings and history deeply influences interpretation. Dr. Lawrence Rosen explains the pitfalls and possibilities in areas as disparate as neighborhood relations and press freedom."--Track sheet."
  • "Program #871 : "Title: Edmund Wilson : a life in literature. Edmund Wilson was the leading voice in American literary criticism for most of the 20th century. His commitment to literature was matched by an equally strong interest in American history and culture. He produced more than 40 major works including the novel 'Memoirs of Hecate Country' and the historical essay 'Patriotic Gore'. His prolific writing career was matched by his tireless commentary on American life. Biographer Dabney Lewis provides a fascinating look at one of America's greatest public intellectuals."--Track sheet."
  • "Commentary #339 : "Title: The U.S. As long as India and Pakistan remain at loggerheads, our own interests in the region will suffer, writes former Congressman Lee Hamilton. The U.S. must find a way to help broaden cooperation between the two countries.'"--Track sheet."

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  • "Communicating across cultures Edmund Wilson : a life in literature ; The Lee Hamilton commentaries : In Congress, first impressions matter ; The Lee Hamilton commentaries : the U.S"

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