Judgment and Value in the Humanities (Yale) - Michael Fried (5/6)

JUDGMENT AND VALUE IN THE HUMANITIES: WHAT’S WORTH CONSERVING?
May 21-22, 2021
A virtual conference sponsored by the Yale Humanities Program and the Carnegie Foundation
This conference will address the place of judgment and value in humanistic study and the pursuit of scholarship in the humanities. How may we speak without apology about the things that matter most to our work as teachers and students? How can we show why they should matter to others? What is worth preserving in the enlightenment culture that supports the practice of liberal education?
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Session 5:
02:40 Michael Fried (Johns Hopkins): "All or Nothing: Manet in the Early 1860s"
43:06 Response: Joanna Fiduccia (Yale)