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THE AQUINAS FACULTY SEMINAR 1970-2005

"I think it was at Drew that I first heard the word 'interdisciplinary'- about seven years ago. Educational procedures seem to me to be genuinely interdisciplinary only if they involve not merely a coming together or confrontation of different departments, but also their interpenetrating one another. I have felt the impulse towards this interpenetration as something in the Drew atmosphere.”

---Owen Barfield, Aquinas Visiting Professor, 1971-72; remarks at Commencement 1972.

The Aquinas Program, of which the Aquinas Faculty Seminar was the heart, was launched in the fall of 1970. The brain child of several creative Drew faculty minds under the leadership of the late Dean of the Graduate School , Bard Thompson, its realization was made possible by a substantial grant from the Aquinas Fund, of which former University President Robert F. Oxnam (now deceased) was a trustee.

Among the names which constantly reoccur in the descriptions of the planning and inauguration of the early years of the program are: Robert Chapman, David Graybeal, Phil Jensen, James O'Kane, John Ollom, and of course, Dean Thompson and Shirley Sugerman, who has been coordinator for the program since its inception. However, the germinal idea for the program's first year was encapsulated in memos from John von der Heide. Two memos written by Professor von der Heide early in 1969 proposed that a year be given to study and psychology and laid out the lineaments of what was to be.

In each of the first three years, 1970-73, the Program was built around an Aquinas Visiting Professor brought to the campus for the specific purpose of directing the program. Each visiting professor was charged with conducting a seminar open to appropriate students from each of the three schools of the University, organizing and directing an interdisciplinary seminar for faculty on the year's theme, and offering appropriate public lectures.

In 1970-71, Dr. David Bakan, Professor of Psychology at York University, Ontario, Canada, and President of the History of Psychology division of the American Psychological Association, served as the Aquinas Visiting Professor. In line with the schematism for the program, Dr. Bakan offered a student seminar, gave public lectures, and led the Faculty Seminar, all on the theme “Psychology and History.” Some twenty faculty representing a variety of disciplines constituted the Faculty Seminar, each offering a relevant paper for review and discussion during the course of the year.

Subsequently, the seminar papers were put into publishable form, edited by Shirley Sugerman, and published in 1978 under the title, Continuities and Discontinuities: Essays in Psychohistory.

In 1971-72, continued interest and substantial support from the Aquinas Fund enabled the University to secure Owen Barfield of England as Aquinas Visiting professor. Professor Barfield was a person of broad interests and competencies with publications in the fields of Philosophy and Science, Language, History, and Literary Criticism. With a prize-winning book on Coleridge just off the press, Professor Barfield offered an exciting advanced student seminar on that subject. Again the heart of the Visiting Professor's task was the direction of the Faculty Seminar, which by now had grown to some 40 faculty participants and had launched out on a new theme: Permanence and Change. As expected, professor Barfield's leadership was both competent and challenging. An honorary D.Litt. degree for Professor Barfield at Commencement completed the year.

Dr. Charles Mullett, then just recently retired as Professor of History after 47 years of teaching at the University of Missouri , assumed the Aquinas Visiting Professorship in 1972-73. Again the Aquinas Fund provided substantial financial support for the Program. An intellectual historian of note, Professor Mullett offered a 2 semester student seminar on British Intellectual History. He also teamed with Dr. John Bicknell, Professor of English (now emeritus) in an interdisciplinary graduate seminar entitled “The 1870's”---a pilot offering in anticipation of the opening of a new doctoral program in 19 th Century Studies. In a report to the Aquinas Fund, Dean Thompson noted that Dr. Mullett made “an invaluable contribution” to the planning for the 19 th Century program. With all of the above, Mullett nevertheless bent his main energies toward the Faculty Seminar which continued to draw some forty faculty, representing at least sixteen different disciplines. The Seminar continued with the theme begun in the previous year: Permanence and Change.

1973-74 saw a change in the structure of the Aquinas Program. In place of a single visiting professor, a group of distinguished scholars were brought to campus at appropriate dates throughout the year. Each visitor offered a public lecture and guided the Faculty Seminar on a topic relevant to the year's overall theme: Changing Patterns of Human Behavior. Among the prominent Visiting Scholars were: William I. Thompson (Humanities, York University), Otto Klineberg (Social Psychology, The Sorbonne), Peter Homan (Religion and Psychology, University of Chicago), David Bakan (Psychology, York University), Phillip Rieff (Sociology, University of Pennsylvania), Stanley Hopper (Religion, Syracuse University), Leo Marx (English, Amherst College), and Louis Feuer (Sociology, University of Toronto). In addition, John Ollom (Physics), Calvin Skaggs (English), Charles Courtney (Philosophy of Religion), Shirley Sugerman (Psychology and Religion), and Will Herberg (Theology) from the Drew faculties assumed leadership roles. Again the Aquinas Fund underwrote the major expenses of the program.

Although Program support from the Aquinas Fund was no longer available after the 1973-74 year, the faculty seminar continued under local leadership and with University support and was designated as The Aquinas Seminar. As Dean Thompson wrote in one of his last reports to the Aquinas Fund, “The Seminar has become an important factor in the intellectual life of the University. It is the mirror of the Graduate School ---the place where scholars contend, the place where all segments of the University are gathered for academic discourse.”

And so it continues to this present day and occasion: the 35th Anniversary of that forum “where scholars contend.” Since the Seminar's inception in that fall of 1970, 409 papers have been presented by many different scholars, some visiting, but mostly local. Papers and scholars represent numerous disciplines--from Anthropology to Zoology-and the authors span the spectrum of age--from young instructors testing the waters to seasoned professors continuing to pursue the cutting edges. A list of presenters and their topics follows this introduction.

We cannot conclude these introductory notes without noting that the Aquinas Fund did not cease to be interested in what had been started here with the Aquinas Program, and in the institution itself. Funds were made available on an individual basis to support a number of minority and international students in their courses of study. In the mid 1970's funds were made available to underwrite a two year visiting professorship in the history of science. And, most substantial of all, a challenge grant of $200,000 was awarded the University toward funding an endowed chair for the Robert Fisher Oxnam Professorship in Science and Society - a chair first held by Dr. John Ollom and currently occupied by Dr. David Kohn. Genuinely heartfelt thanks must go to the Aquinas Fund from the University and from all the participants who have benefited from the largess bestowed upon us.

And now, in conclusion, we must pay our tributes and commendations to all those in the campus community who have contributed so substantially to an enterprise, wholly voluntary, which has enriched our intellectual life for thirty-five years and to continue to live on. Above all, our thanks to Dr. Shirley Sugerman, who has served the Seminar since it's very inception as the Coordinator/Director: initially coping with myriad details of arranging for the needs of our visiting colleagues and the Seminar; and subsequently, inviting, cajoling, encouraging, reminding, and arranging for the annual topics and faculty presenters. Also, to the late Dean Bard Thompson, without whose vision, dedication, and relentless energy, none of this would have happened - and, too, to his successor deans, Merrill Skaggs and Jim Pain, who have continued to lend their interest, encouragement, and support. Certainly to Robert Oxnam without whose intense interest and support and persuasive power with the Aquinas Fund none of this could have happened the way it did. Successor presidents too, Paul Hardin and Tom Kean, have continued to support the Seminar as a valuable enterprise on a campus ever claiming a commitment to interdisciplinary pursuits.

We express our ongoing appreciation to that small group of faculty who, across the years, have served as an advisory committee to elaborate programming and keep the whole project productive and in order, including: originally Phil Jensen and John von der Heide; throughout the years Robert Chapman*, David Graybeal, Tom Oden, James O'Kane, John Ollom, Neal Riemer*, Roger Wescott*, Pat Boeshaar, and Barent Johnson; and more recently Alan Candiotti, Heather Elkins, Robert Ready, Andrew Scrimgeour and Merrill Skaggs. The three academic deans Paolo Cucchi, Jim Pain and Maxine Beach have also been on the steering committee. Above all, we applaud all those who have made presentations and those who have shared in the rigorous discussion thereof, in that “place where scholars contend.”

Barent Johnson
University Registrar, Emeritus
University Archivist, Emeritus

*deceased

1970-71 PSYCHOLOGY, HISTORY, AND CULTURE

• David Bakan. “Observations on the Seminar on Psychology, History and Culture Conducted at Drew University.” 9/24/70.
• Roger Wescott. “The Personality of Cultures.” 9/24/70.
• Michael D. Ryan. “The Problem of the Past in Modern Historical Thinking.” 10/8/70.
• Phillip K. Jensen. “Psychological Contributions to Psycho history.” 10/15/70.
• David Bakan. “The Experimental and Historical Method in Psychology.” 10/29/70.
• Wolfgang M. Zucker. “On Demons.” 11/12/70.
• James O'Kane. “Ethnic Minorities and Dominant Elites in American Life.” 11 or 12/70.
• Perry Leavell. “Order and Freedoms in Modern American History.” 12/17/70.
• David Graybeal. “What Happens in the Village?” 1/28/71.
• Nelson Thayer. “Erikson, Infancy, and Religion.” 2/11/71.
• David Bakan. “Paternity in the Judeo - Christian Tradition.” 2/25/71.
• John Ollom. “Science as Culture - A Commentary on Thomas Kuhn.” 3/11/71.
• Shirley Sugerman. “Sin and Madness - A Transformation of Consciousness.” 4/15/71.
• David Bakan. “Education and the Future of Human Relations.” 4/22/71.
• Robert Chapman. “The Psychology of Semantic Change.” 4/30/71.
• John W. Bicknell. “Image and Dogma: Or when Is a Proposition Not a Proposition?” 5/13/71.

1971-72 PERMANENCE AND CHANGE

• Owen Barfield. Introduction. 10/21/71.
• James O'Kane. “Skidding and Making It: Student Activities and the Spectre of Downward Mobility.” 10/21/71.
• David Bakan. “Youth, the Future, and Liberal Education: An Interpretation.” 2/10/72.
• David Graybeal. “On ‘Lived-Space,' an Article by O. F. Bollnow.” 2/22/72.
• Wolfgang M. Zucker. “A Phenomenology of Language.” 3/6/72.
• Thomas C. Oden. “The Laicization of Therapy.” 3/20/72.
• Robert Champan. “On ‘World as View and World as Event' by Walter J. Ong.” 4/12/72.
• Owen Barfield. “Language and Discovery.” 4/22/72. (with written unsigned response)
• Johan Noordsij. “Psychotherapy Rides Madly in All Directions.” 5/8/72. (with written response by Thomas C. Oden)

1972-73 PERMANENCE AND CHANGE II

• Charles F. Mulett. “Permanence and Change” 9/26/72.
• James O'Kane. “Ethnic Variations in Urban Civil Disorders.” 10/17/72.
• Roger Wescott. “Evolution and Revolution (an outline).” 11/14/72.
• Neal Riemer. “Creative Breakthrough in Politics.” 11/28/72.
• Robert Chapman. “Permanence and Change in Linguistics.” 12/12/72.
• Russell Richley. “The Origins of British Radicalism: The Changing Rationale for Dissent.” 1/8/73.
• Thomas C. Oden. “Personal Transactions and Religious Awareness.” 1/23/73.
• John Knox. “The Static and Dynamic Conceptions of Time.” 2/13/73.
• Fred Starner. “The Theology of Ecology for the Solution of Pollution.” 2/27/73.
• Hans Morsink. “Aristotle's Definition of Change and the Origin of His Doctrine of Potentiality.” 3/13/73.
• James Nagle. “Genetic Technology and Human Improvement.” 3/27/73.
• Don Jones. “The Just War Model and Abortion.” 4/10/73.
• Sidney Greenblatt. [Title Unknown.] 4/25/73.

1973-74 CHANGING PATTERNS OF HUMAN BEHAVIOR

• William In. Thompson. “Discussions on the Changing Patterns of Human Behavior.” 10/9/73. 3 cassettes.
• Otto Klineberg. “Psychology and the Future.” 10/24/73. 1 cassette.
• Peter Homans. “The Theory of Mass Society and the Rise of Pop Culture: Their Significance for Modern Religious Thought.” 10/30/73. 1 cassette.
• Peter Homans. “Psychological Notes on Traditionalism, Modernism, and Radicalism As Seen in Popular Culture.” 10/30/73.
• David Bakan. “Outline for Notes for a Fifth Covenant.” 11/6/73. 2 cassettes.
• Philip Rieff. “What Is Not To Be Done.” 11/27/73.
• Stanley Hopper. “The Muses and the Gods.” 12/11/73.
• John Ollom. “Comments on the Limits to Growth Thesis.” 2/12/74.
• Calvin Skaggs. “New Myth in Contemporary Poetry.” 2/26/74.
• Leo Marx. “The American Pastoral Myth Reconsidered.” 4/9/74. 1 cassette.
• Leo Marx. “The American Landscape and the American Spirit of Revolution.” 4/9/74.
• Lewis Fueur. “The Psychoanalytical Basis of Philosophical Ideas: The Genetic Fallacy Reconsidered.” 4/23/74. 2 cassettes.
• Lewis Fueur. “The Current Crisis in American Conservatism.” 4/26/74.

1974-75 PSYCHOLOGY, TECHNOLOGY, AND CULTURE

• Garrett Hardin. “Regarding the Sanctity of Life.” 10/8/74.
• Garrett Hardin. “Weighing the Future.” 10/15/74.
• Garrett Hardin. “The Rewards of Perjorism.” 10/22/74.
• Philip Rieff ??? 10/29/74. 2 cassettes.
• Philip Rieff. “The Ongoing Discussion of the Theory of Culture.” 11/5/74.
• Philip Rieff ??? 11/12/74. 2 cassettes.
• Philip Rieff. “Fellow Teachers.” 11/19/74. 2 cassettes.
• Philip Rieff. ??? 12/3/74. 2 cassettes.
• Philip Rieff. “Fellow Teachers.” (conclusion) 12/10/74. 2 cassettes.
• Roger Wescott. “Interhemispheric Travel Before the Vikings.” 2/18/75. 2 cassettes.
• Neal Riemer. “Machiavellian Politics - The Politics of the Nation-State: A Prophetic Critique.” 3/4/75. 1 cassette.
• Lillian Cochran and James O'Kane. “Urbanization-Industrialization and the Theory of Demographic Transition.” 3/18/75. 1 cassette.
• Thomas C. Oden. “The Transnational Awareness Game.” 4/1/75.
• Frank Wolf. “Media Power.” 4/8/75. 2 cassettes.
• Joanna Gillespie. “The American Article of Faith: Education.” 4/15/75.
• David Graybeal. “Religion in Everyday Life in Morristown, Tennessee .” 4/22/75.
• Charles Courtney. “Impact of Nuclear Weapons on the Practice of Politics.” 4/29/75.

1975-76 CONTINUITIES AND DISCONTINUITIES IN MODERN CONSCIOUSNESS

• John Mulder. “Medieval Conscience and Modern Consciousness.” 9/29/75.
• Joan Weimer. “Magic in Brazil.” 10/13/75.
• Gregory Nelson. “The Concept of Physical Resolution.” 10/27/75. 2 cassettes.
• Paul Hardin. “ Drew University and State Aid: An Example of Constitutional Law and Institutional Ethics.” 11/10/75. 2 cassettes.
• George Bistis. “The Ultimate Dualism in Biology.” 11/24/75.
• Barbara Stone-Fraufelker. “Personal Integrity and Social Responsibility.” 12/8/75.
• Robert Ready. “De Quincey's Magnificent Apparatus.” 2/9/76. 2 cassettes.
• Fr. Gabriel Coless. “The American Catholic Liturgical Experience.” 2/23/76. 1 cassette.
• Billy Horton. “Ideology and Consciousness: Domination and Acquiescence.” 3/8/76. 1 cassette.
• John Copeland. “Morality Without Obligation?” 3/29/76.
• Wolfgang M. Zucker. “The Authentic and Fictitious In As Narrator.” 4/26/76. 2 cassettes.
• Peter Miller. “Carlos Castenda, Don Juan, and the Counter Culture.” 5/10/76.

1976-77 CONTINUITIES AND DISCONTINUITIES IN MODERN CONSCIOUSNESS II

• Don Jones. “The Changing Business Ethic and American Civil Religion.” 9/20/76. 2 cassettes.
• Neil Hamilton. “Truncated Protestants and Beyond.” 10/18/76. 2 cassettes.
• Joanna Gillespie. “The Public Wife.” 11/1/76.
• Jim Metzler. “The Use of Computers in Education.” 11/8/76.
• Neal Riemer. “The Future of American Politics: Toward the Recovery of the Prophetic.” 11/15/76.
• Paul Barry. “Is This Art Form Really Necessary?” 11/29/76. 2 cassettes.
• Robert Ackerman. “A Statement on Religion in The Southern Experience.” 12/3/76.
• Joan Steiner. “Continuities and Discontinuities in Conrad's Heart of Darkness.” 2/7/77.
• Ed Long. “Coherence and Incoherences in the Structuring of Knowledge.” 2/21/77. 2 cassettes.
• Hans Morsink. “Aristotle on Sex Roles in Reproduction.” 3/7/77. 3 cassettes.
• John W. Bicknell. “A Radical Discontinuity in the History of Ideas About the History of Ideas.” 3/21/77. 2 cassettes.
• James Ranck. “Religious Attitudes, Beliefs, and Dynamics as Producers of Constructive and Destructive Parent-Child and Family Transactions.” 4/4/77.
• Karen McCarthy Brown. “The Center and the Edges: God and Person in Haitian Society.” 4/18/77.
• Robert Zuck. “Plants and the Origin of Man: Predicting Our Origin and Our Future.” 5/2/77. 2 cassettes.

1977-78 CONTINUITIES AND DISCONTINUITIES IN MODERN CONSCIOUSNESS III

• Keith Nier. “The Cultural Impact of the 19 th Century Creation of Physics: A New Model for All Knowledge.” 9/19/77.
• Phil Peek. “Culture Change: Syncreticism or Ethnocide.” 10/6/77. 2 cassettes.
• Donald Siebert. “The Laser: Applications and Implications or It's All Done with Mirrors.” 10/17/77. 2 cassettes.
• Leedom Lefferts. “Paths Toward Purity in Rural Thai Buddhism.” 11/10/77. 1 cassette.
• James Kirby. “ America 's Immortal Past.” 11/21/77. 1 cassette.
• Roger Wescott. “The Great Dinosaur Debate.” 12/12/77. 2 cassettes.
• Russell Richey. “The Discontinuity in Continuous Religious Communities.” 2/9/78. 2 cassettes.
• James O'Kane, John Ollom and Leedom Lefferts. “Demographic Doomsday? Or Micro demographic Doomsday?” (a panel discussion) 2/20/78. 2 cassettes.
• Frank Occhiogrosso. “Threats to Rationalism: John Fowles, Stanislaw Lem, and the Detective Story.” 3/9/78. 2 cassettes.
• Dick Eiter. “Terrorism and Alienation: The Battle Organization of the Socialist Revolutionary Party in Russia, 1901-1907.” 4/24/78. 2 cassettes.

1978-79 SELF AND IDENTITY

• Merrill Skaggs. “Roots: A New Black Myth.” 9/25/78. 3 cassettes.
• Nelson Thayer. “Meditation and Religious Formation in the University.” 10/5/78. 2 cassettes.
• Sara Henry. “Art and Science: Paul Klee.” 10/23/78. 2 cassettes.
• Stanley Hopper. “The Psycho poetics of Depth.” 11/9/78. 2 cassettes.
• David Lowe. “Dimensions of the Legislative Veto.” 11/20/78. 2 cassettes.
• Robert Champan. “Metaphors of Semantic Space.” 12/11/78.
• Frank Sparhwak. “Impact of Social Change on Self-identity.” 2/1/79. 2 cassettes.
• Thomas C. Oden. “Classics of Pastoral Theology: A Proposed Multi-Volume Series.” 2/22/79. 2 cassettes.
• Frank Wolf. “3 Essays - - ‘What is an Educated Person, in 600 Words?'; ‘Confessions of an Unrepentant Elitist'; ‘Biography of a College Education.'“ 3/26/79. 2 cassettes.
• Scott MacDonald, Calvin Lee, Robert Beck and Russell Richey. “The Drew Corporate Environment.” (a panel discussion) 4/2/79. 2 cassettes.
• Johan Noordsij. “An Experience in Ethnopsychiatry.” 4/23/79. 1 cassette.
• Roger Wescott. “Anomalies.” 5/17/79. 2 cassettes.

1979-80 SYSTEMATIC FORGETTING AND COLLECTIVE REMEMBERING

• Roger Wescott. “Prehistoric Catastrophes: Forgotten or Imagined?” 9/24/79. 2 cassettes.
• Janet Fishburn. “The American Child as ‘Seed' of the Future.” 10/8/79. 2 cassettes.
• John Warner. “Systematic Forgetting in the Fictions of Samuel Beckett.” 10/15/79. 2 cassettes.
• Janet Burnstein. “Systematic Forgetting in Some Recent Woman's Fiction.” 11/5/79.
• Nicholas DelBanco. “The Novelist's Selective Forgetting: Why and How.” 11/12/79. 1 cassette.
• David Graybeal. “Ecstacy in the Archives of Old Values: Economic Constraints and Community Morale.” 11/19/79.
• Keith Nier. “Cultural History and the Roots of Contemporary Passism.” 12/3/79. 1 cassette.
• Neal Riemer. “Systematic Forgetting in Political Science.” 2/4/80. 1 cassette.
• John von der Heide. “Systematic Forgetting and Recovering Our Collective Past.” 2/18/80. 2 cassettes.
• Owen Barfield. “Two Kinds of Forgetting.” 3/3/80. (TENTH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION)
• John Ollom. “The Scientific Community; Collectively Remembering, Individually Ignoring It's Past.” 3/24/80. 2 cassettes.
• Karen McCarthy Brown. “Africa in the New World.” 4/21/80. 2 cassettes.
• Jacqueline Berke. “This - - Dear God - - is What Woman Wants: A Helpful and Even Hopeful Message from Marilyn French's ‘hate-full' The Women's Room.” 5/5/80.

1980-81 SYSTEMATIC FORGETTING AND COLLECTIVE REMEMBERING II

• James Carse. “Exercising the Faculty of Oblivion.” 10/6/80.
• Deborah Morsink. “In Praise of Forgetting: Alternate Structures in Contemporary French Fiction.”10/27/80 . 2 cassettes.
• James Hollis. “The Fractured Memory: Myth in Schizophrenic Process.” 11/10/80. 1 cassette.
• Norman Lowery. “The Space We Share, Which is Consciousness (Muriel Rukeyser): Avoiding/Confronting ‘Systematic Forgetting' and Continuity and Discontinuity in Modern Consciousness': A Performance/Lecture in Nonverbal/Verbal Modalities Including Dream Music.” 11/24/80.
• Ruby Riemer. “Feminist Reconstruction of the Female in the 19th Century.” 12/8/80. 1 cassette.
• Sr. Elizabeth Michael. “Deaf, Dumb, and Visionary: Some Considerations of Language.” 2/9/81. 2 cassettes.
• Johan Noordsij. “On Being Unable to Forget.” 2/23/81. 2 cassettes.
• Charles Rice. “On Forgetting the Bear: Experience, Convention, and Tradition in Contemporary Interpretation and Communication.” 3/30/81.
• Steven L. Hoch. “Serfdom and the Demographic Structure of Social Control.” 4/13/81. 2 cassettes.
• Alfred McClung Lee. “Disturbing Ideas Scientists Often Ignore.” 4/27/81.
• Don Cole. “Systematic Forgetting: The Case of the Economist.” 5/11/81.

1981-82 SYSTEMATIC FORGETTING AND COLLECTIVE REMEMBERING II

• Barry Burd. “Computer Technology and the Human Self Image.” 9/21/81. 2 cassettes.
• Phil Peek. “Alternative Realities and Higher States of Consciousness.” 10/12/81. 2 cassettes.
• David Lowe. “Constitutional Change for the 1980's?” 10/26/81. 1 cassette.
• Phil Jensen. “Construction of Consciousness.” 11/9/81. 2 cassettes.
• Tom Christofferson. “Systematic Remembering: History According to Annales.” 11/23/81. 2 cassettes.
• Charles Courtney. “Rene Girard's Thesis on Violence.” 12/15/81. 2 cassettes.
• Nelson Thayer. “Reflections on States of Consciousness and Constructions of Reality.” 2/8/82. 2 cassettes.
• John Ollom. “Further Rumination of Science, Technology, and Religion.” 2/22/82. 2 cassettes.
• Robert Chapman. “The Nature of Anatomy of Slang.” 3/8/82. 2 cassettes.
• David Graybeal. “Continuities and Discontinuities in the World of Aging.” 3/22/82. 2 cassettes.
• James O'Kane. “Ethnic Crime.” 4/12/82. 1 cassette.
• John von der Heide. “Beyond the Blues Horizon: Body and Soul in the Music Called Jazz; How Should the Historian Approach Them?” 4/26/82. 2 cassettes.
• Neal Riemer. “Political Health as an Integrating Concept in Political Science: Some Preliminary Reflections.” 5/10/82. 2 cassettes.

1982-83 THE CLASSICS REVISITED

• Roger Wescott. “Mythological Classics Revisited.” 10/11/82. 1 cassette.
• Merrill Skaggs. “The Slavery Stowe Accepted: Another Look at Uncle Tom's Cabin.” 10/25/82. 2 cassettes.
• Neal Riemer. “Revisiting Roger Williams' The Bloudy Tenet of Persecution.” 11/8/82. 1 cassette.
• Robert Corrington. “Remembering and Forgetting in Hagel's Phenomenology of Spirit.” 11/22/82. 2 cassettes.
• Fred Curtis. “Marx's Das Kapital.” 12/13/82.
• Fred Curtis. “Marx's Das Kapital.” 2/7/83. 2 cassettes.
• Karen McCarthy Brown. “Claude/Levi Strauss.” 2/21/83. 2 cassettes.
• Kevin Logan. “John Maynard Keynes' The General Theory of Employment, Interest, and Money.” 3/7/83. 2 cassettes.
• Keith Nier. “Darwin and The Origin of the Species.” 3/21/83. 2 cassettes.
• Leedom Lefferts. “Rama and Leadership: Revisiting the Ramayana in India, Java, and Thailand.” 4/11/83.
• Joan Weimer. “On Female Power in Society as Shaped by Myths and Fairy Tales.” 4/25/83. 2 cassettes.

1983-84 THE CLASSICS REVISITED II

• Perry Leavell. “On Bryce's The American Commonwealth.” 10/10/83. 2 cassettes.
• Tom Christofferson. “On Rousseau's Social Contract.” 10/24/83. 2 cassettes.
• John Mulder. “On Milton's Paradise Lost.” 11/14/83. 2 cassettes.
• Fr. Gabriel Coless. “Classics Revisited: A Reflection on Teresa of Avila.” 11/28/83. 2 cassettes.
• Ruby Riemer. “On Revisiting Mill's ‘The Subjection of Women'.” 12/12/83. 1 cassette.
• Roger Wescott. “Georges Cuvier's Revolutions of the Globe.” 2/13/84.
• David Cowell. “Orwell.” 2/27/84. 1 cassette.
• Ken Rowe. “Testing the Spirits: Jonathan Edwards' The Religious Affections.” 3/12/84. 2 cassettes.
• Elaine Bunn. “On Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra.” 3/26/84. 2 cassettes.
• Alfred McClung Lee. “William Graham Summer.” 4/9/84. 2 cassettes.
• David Kohn. “Darwin Revisited.” 5/7/84. 2 cassettes.

1984-85 VARIETIES OF HUMAN CONSCIOUSNESS

• Roger Wescott. “The Prehistoric Mind.” 9/24/84. 2 cassettes.
• David Graybeal. “The Role of Law in International Peace.” 10/8/84.
• Phil Peek. “Divination: a non-Normal Mode of Cognition.” 10/24/84. 2 cassettes.
• Neal Riemer. “The Prophetic Consciousness.” 2/11/85. 2 cassettes.
• Susan Mason. “Family Consciousness and Family Policy Throughout American History.” 3/11/85. 2 cassettes.
• Paul Grosjean. “Computer Use and Modern Consciousness.” 5/6/85. 2 cassettes.

1985-86 VARIETIES OF HUMAN CONSCIOUSNESS II

• David Bakan. “Imago Dei and the Social Sciences.” 9/23/85. 1 cassette.
• Tom Ogletree. “Moral Excellence Through Reason Alone.” 10/14/85. 2 cassettes.
• Nelson Thayer. “Illusion and Interplay.” 10/21/85. 2 cassettes.
• Ruby Riemer. “Philosophy and Feminine Consciousness.” 11/18/85. 2 cassettes.
• Pieter de Jong. “The Challenge of Religious Pluralism to the Teaching of Systematic Theology.” 11/25/85.
• Ed Long. “The AI Movement.” 2/10/86. 2 cassettes.
• Jim Nagle. “Genetic Technology and Reverse Identity Crisis.” 3/3/86.
• Robert Chapman. “Slang, the Salt and Pepper of the Language.” 3/17/86. 1 cassette.
• Bard Thompson. “And the Word Became Word: An Essay on the Relationship between the Renaissance and the Reformation.” 3/31/86. 1 cassette.
• Alan Candiotti. “Mathematics - Science or Art?” 4/28/86.
• Roger Wescott. “Myth and Consciousness.” 5/19/86. 1 cassette.

1986-87 VARIETIES OF HUMAN CONSCIOUSNESS III

• Karen McCarthy Brown. “Mama Lola: A Vodoo Priestess in Brooklyn.” 9/22/86.
• Jonathan Reader. “Reformation of Parsons' Sick Role Theory.” 10/13/86. 2 cassettes.
• Joan Riemer. “Conflicts and Strategies of the First Generation of American Women Artists.” 10/27/86. 2 cassettes.
• George Bitis. “Molecular Biology: A Partial History.” 11/10/86. 1 cassette.
• Robert Ready. “Contemporary Secular Consciousness.” 12/1/86. 2 cassettes.
• Paolo Cache. “Laurent de Premierfait's French Translation of Boccacio's Decameron.” 12/15/86.
• Johan Noordsij. “Murder in the Cathedral, a psychoanalytic interpretation.” 2/9/87.
• Arthur E. Jones, Jr. “Questions for the Biographer: Selections with Annotative Comment from Unpublished Correspondence of Thomas Gibbons.” 2/23/87. 2 cassettes.
• Buzz McLaughlin. “3 Plays Under the General Title ‘Just You and Me, Pal.'” 3/9/87. 2 cassettes.
• John von der Heide. “Varieties of the Human Consciousness in fin-de-siecle Vienna: from Franz Joseph to Kafka.” 4/23/87. 2 cassettes.
• Jim Pain. “Types of Human Consciousness: Imagination.” 4/27/87. 2 cassettes.
• Neal Riemer. “Karl Marx and the Just Revolution.” 5/11/87. 2 cassettes.

1987-88 VARIETIES OF HUMAN CONSCIOUSNESS (POST-MODERNISM)

• Charles Courtney, Robert Chapman, David Graybeal, John Ollom, Neal Riemer, Shirley Sugerman and Roger Wescott. “Post-modern Sensibility.” (a panel discussion) 9/21/87.
• John Copeland. “A New Age: Recent Technology Developments and Attitude Conflicts Concerning Infants with Life-Threatening Illnesses.” 10/12/87. 2 cassettes.
• Thomas C. Oden. “Critique of Criticism.” 10/26/87. 2 cassettes.
• Jim Hala. “Promiscuous Equivocalities: The Semiotics of Gender in Two Late Medieval English Texts.” 11/9/87. 11/9/87.
• Doug Simon. “Transnational Terrorism and Post Modern Thought.” 11/23/87. 2 cassettes.
• Rick Detweiler. “Violence and Aggression.” 12/14/87.
• Paul Wice. “Postmodern Analysis of the Causes of Crime.” 2/15/88. 2 cassettes.
• Catherine Keller. “Penetrating Into These Holes: Feminism and Postmodern Age.” 2/29/88. 1 cassette.
• Ruby Riemer. “Poetry and Postmodern Sensibility or Midrash Without Torah.” 3/7/88. 1 cassette.
• John Warner. “Nestor' Episode in James Joyce's Ulysses.” 3/21/88.
• Lydia Ledeen. “Clara Schuman: A New Look.” 4/11/88.
• Eugene Borowitz. “Modernity and Postmodernity in Jewish Thought.” 4/19/88.
• Robert Rodes. “How New Is Soviet New Thinking?” 4/25/88. 2 cassettes.

1988-89 VARIETIES OF HUMAN CONSCIOUSNESS (CIVIL CONSCIOUSNESS)

• Sara Henry and Michael Peglau. “Post Modernism and Contemporary Art.” 9/26/88. 2 cassettes.
• David Kohn. “Darwin's Body, or Darwin's Sexual Fantasy.” 10/17/88. 2 cassettes.
• Tom Ogletree. “Renewing Ecumenical Protestant Social Teaching.” 10/31/88. 2 cassettes.
• David Weimer. “What Happened in Leningrad - Confessions of a Human Rights Apologist.” 11/14/88.
• Herbert Huffman. “Feminine Imagery for God in Second Isaiah: It's Background and Function.” 11/28/88. 2 cassettes.
• Roger Shinn. “Civic Consciousness.” 12/12/88. 2 cassettes.
• Johan Noordsij. “Language and Psychosis.” 2/20/89. 2 cassettes.
• Alan Candiotti. “Chaos and It's Implications.” 3/27/89. 2 cassettes.
• David Cowell. “Thoughts on Civic Consciousness and Civil Defense.” 4/10/89. 2 cassettes.
• Barent Johnson. “Drew: Institution on the Verge.” 5/8/89. 1 cassette.

1989-90 VARIETIES OF HUMAN CONSCIOUSNESS (CIVIC CONSCIOUSNESS II)

• Richard Detweiler. “Exploring Drew's Mission.” 9/18/89. 2 cassettes.
• Jacqueline Berke. “The Diary of Anne Frank: Widely Acclaimed but Doubly Betrayed. 10/2/89. 1 cassette.
• Nelson Thayer. “Reflections on Ralph C. Johnston's Contemporary Cultural Responses to Death from a Psycho-Religious Perspective.” 10/23/89. 2 cassettes.
• James Hala. “Steinbeck's Attempted Modernization of Malory's Morte de Arthur.” 11/13/89.
• Neal Riemer. “Some Reflections on Reason and It's Critics.” 11/27/89. 1 cassette.
• Charles Courtney. “Reason: Breaking Down or Breaking Out?” 12/11/89. 2 cassettes.
• Merrill Skaggs. “After the World Broke in Two: The Later Novels of Willa Cather.” 2/5/90. 2 cassettes.
• David Bakan. “Hermeneutics in Action: Some Lines in Maimonides Guide of the Perplexed.” 2/26/90. 2 cassettes. (20 th Anniversary Celebration).
• Peter Ochs. “Intellectual Dialogue on the Level of Theological Consciousness.” 3/5/90. 2 cassettes.
• Patricia Boeshaar. “Unthemed Dark Matter: How Astrophysicists Perceive the Reality of the Universe.” 4/2/90. 2 cassettes.
• Opoku Agyeman. “Barriers to Global Education and the World Consciousness.” 4/16/90. 1 cassette.
• John Ollom. “Thermodynamics Applied to Socio-Economic Systems.” 4/30/90. 2 cassettes.
• Barent Johnson. “Drew - University on the Verge II.” 5/14/90. 2 cassettes.

1990-91 EVENTS THAT TRANSFORM THINKING

• Tom Kean. “Changes in the Political System.” 9/24/90. 2 cassettes.
• Roger Wescott. “Events in the Lab, Events in the Mind.” 10/8/90.
• Jim Hala. “There Are Only Differences.” 10/22/90. 2 cassettes.
• George DeStevens. “The Medical, Social, and Ethical Dynamics of Drug Therapy: Whence and Whither.” 11/12/90. 2 cassettes.
• Ed Long. “Criticisms of Higher Education.” 11/26/90. 2 cassettes.
• Heather Elkins. “The Nativity of Time.” 12/10/90. 2 cassettes.
• Catherine Keller. “En-Gendering Apocalypse: A Feminist Commentary on the Shifting Instantiations of ‘The End of the World' As Inspired by Events of Annihilation and As Unfortunately Demanding Consideration of Our New War and Its Promised World Order.” 2/4/91. 2 cassettes.
• Pieter de Jong. “Some Personal Experiences and Reflections on the Holocaust.” 2/11/91.
• Fred Curtis. “Privatization and Nationalization: the Boundary Between Socialism and Capitalism.” 2/25/91.
• Robert Rodes. “Rethinking the Soviet Future: Effects of the East European Revolutions of 1989.” 3/18/91. 2 cassettes.
• Robert Chapman. “Vaclay Havel, Genteel Conqueror: The Life, Work, and Guts of President Havel.” 4/1/91. 2 cassettes.
• Alan Candiotti. “The Separation of Mathematics from Experience.” 4/15/91. 2 cassettes.
• Roz Seneca. “Subject to Constraint.” 5/13/91. 2 cassettes.

1991-92 EVENTS THAT TRANSFORM THINKING II

• Thomas C. Oden. “The Death of Modernity in American and Soviet Mega-Societies.” 9/30/91. 2 cassettes.
• William Campbell. “Enemies in Inner Space: Some Problem Parasites.” 10/7/91. 2 cassettes.
• Jonathan Rose. “Rereading the English Common Reader: A Preface to the History of Audiences.” 10/21/91. 2 cassettes.
• Robert Corrington. “An Explosion of Signs.” 11/4/91. 2 cassettes.
• Mariana Celac. “Dissidence as Intellectual and Personal Experience.” 11/18/91. 2 cassettes.
• Vanessa Ochs. “As Women Re-vision Judaism.” 12/9/91. 2 cassettes.
• Norman Lowrey. “To Hear a World: After Thoughts Regarding the Works of David Bohm.” 2/10/92.
• Tom Magnell. “The Correlativity of Rights and Duties.” 2/24/92.
• Richard Rhone. “Collective Security Revisited: The UN Response to the Persian Gulf Crisis.” 3/23/92. 2 cassettes.
• Christopher Van Wyk. “Artificial Intelligence.” 4/20/92. 2 cassettes.
• Don Kent. “Joseph Lister and the Question of Antisepsis vs Asepsis.” 5/4/92.

1992-93 EXPECTATIONS AND OUTCOMES

• Michael McKitish. “Little League Baseball.” 9/29/92. 2 cassettes.
• Ashley Carter. “The Quest for a Unified Theory of the Physical World.” 10/5/92. 2 cassettes.
• David Graybeal. “The Civilian Conservation Corps: A History of Social Invention.” 10/19/92. 2 cassettes.
• Robert Chapman. “A Semantic Sermon.” 11/16/92. 2 cassettes.
• Nancy Schaenen. “What's Going on in NJ Schools?” 12/7/92. 2 cassettes.
• James O'Kane. “Pax Caponeana.” 2/8/93. 2 cassettes.
• Robin Lovin. “The Limits of Freedom and the Possibilities of Politics: A Christian Realist Account of Political Responsibility.” 2/22/93.
• Fred Curtis. “Class and the Crises of Higher Education.” 3/1/93. 2 cassettes.
• Leigh Schmidt. “Easter Parade.” 3/29/93. 2 cassettes.
• Barent Johnson, John Ollom and Joy Phillips. “The Adventures of an Unexpected Sibling: A Short History of the College of Liberal Arts with Reminiscences.” 4/12/93. 2 cassettes.
• Virginia Burrus. “The ‘Surprising' Violence of Orthodoxy: Expectations, Outcomes, and the Execution of Pricillian of Avila.” 5/3/93. 3 cassettes.

1993-94 EXPECTATIONS AND OUTCOMES II

• David Kohn. “Aesthetic Constructions of Darwin's Science.” 9/27/93.
• Victoria Erickson. “When Expectations Are Only Dreams: Toward a Feminist and New Paradigm for the Understanding of Religion and Power.” 10/11/93.
• Lori Citti. “Kulack and Kulich: Food and State Preceptions of Social Danger During Russia's Cultural Revolution.” 10/25/93. 1 cassette.
• Robert Rodez. “Predicting Russia's Future: Promises and Pitfalls.” 11/8/93. 2 cassettes.
• Tom Magnell. “What Is Temporal Bigotry?” 11/22/93. 2 cassettes.
• Otto Maduro. “Democracy, Dream or Dare: US and Church Interference in Latin American Struggles for Democracy.” 12/6/93. 2 cassettes.
• Ann Saltzman. “Expectations for the Future?: A View from the Bottom of the Socio-Economic Ladder.” 2/28/94. 2 cassettes.
• Jim Pain. “Non-Roman Rites in the Roman Catholic Church.” 3/7/94. 2 cassettes.
• Alan Candiotti, Ashley Carter, and John Ollom. “Aspects of Mathematical and Physical Reality: Three Views.” 3/21/94. 2 cassettes.
• Perry Leavell. “Using Paul Kennedy's Analysis of Current and Future Problems As a Way of Re-examining Woodrow Wilson and His World View and What Happened Over Time to the Hopes and Expectations of Wilsonian Liberals.” 4/4/94. 2 cassettes.
• Chris Taylor. “Religion and the Clash of Civilizations: Some Reflections on Old Wine and New Bottles.” 4/18/94. 2 cassettes.
• Robert Corrington. “The Unconscious of Nature.” 5/2/94. 2 cassettes.

1994-95 EXPECTATIONS AND OUTCOMES III

• John von der Heide. “Scott Joplin, Texarkana, Texas, December 24, 1868 - New York City, April 11, 1917.” 9/19/94. 2 cassettes.
• John von der Heide. “Scott Joplin, Texarkana, Texas, December 24, 1868 - New York City, April 11, 1917.” 10/10/94. 2 cassettes.
• Catherine Keller. “University, Universe and U's: A Transdisciplinary Discussion.” 10/24/94. 2 cassettes.
• Paul Wice. “Good Speech/Bad Speech; How Far Can the First Amendment Stretch?” 11/7/94. 2 cassettes.
• Jo Ann Midleton. “Health Care Reform: Returning ‘Art' to the Practice of Medicine.” 11/21/94. 2 cassettes.
• Tom Christofferson. “François Mitterand, Vichy, and the Jews.” 2/6/95. 2 cassettes.
• Laurel Kearns. “Saving the Creation: Religious Environmentalism.” 2/20/95. 1 cassette.
• Robert Chapman. “Famous Literary Hoaxes.” 3/6/95.
• Davie, Jody. “Looking for the Center: Ethnographic Encounters with American Main Stream Religion.” 3/20/95. 2 cassettes.
• Callander, Marilyn. “Further Tales from Nepal.” 4/10/95. 2 cassettes.
• Talis, Sara. “Post-apartheid Literature in South Africa: Rediscovery of the Ordinary?” 4/24/95. 2 cassettes.
• Elkins, Heather. “Hippolytus and Heresy: The Apostolic Tradition Re-Examined.” 5/8/95.

1995-96 EXPECTATIONS AND OUTCOMES IV

• Bill Carson. “Scandals and Scoundrels in International Finance.” 10/2/95. 2 cassettes.
• David M. Graybeal. “Non-Governmental Organizations.” 10/16/95. 2 cassettes.
• Styra Avins. “Where Has All the Music Gone?” 10/30/95. 2 cassettes.
• Robert Clark. “Tensions in the Private Sector of the Economy.” 11/13/95. 2 cassettes.
• Philip Peek. “Speculations about African and European Systems of Knowledge.” 11/27/95. 2 cassettes.
• Barbara Mitnick. “An Art Historian Studies American History Painting: What Can We Learn From our National Visual Archive?” 12/11/95. 1 cassette.
• Rev. Robert Kriesat. “Continuity and Change in a Parish Setting.” 2/5/96. 2 cassettes.
• Buzz McLaughlin. “The Making of a New Play.” 2/16/96.
• Lydia Ledeen. “A Look at Music in our Century from Debussy to Modernism to Post-Modernism.” 3/25/96.
• Edwards, Lillie Johnson. “The Evolution of a Discipline: African-American History from the Golden Age to the Golden Arches.” 4/8/96. 2 cassettes.
• Lois Beekey, Lori Citti, Carol Ueland. “Russian Studies in the Post-Communist Era: New Opportunities and Challenges.” 4/22/96. 2 cassettes.

Philip Mundo. “The Domestic Politics of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).” 5/6/96. 2 cassettes.

1996-97 EXPECTATIONS AND OUTCOMES V

• John Bicknell. “1865-1875: A Disappointing Decade?” 10/7/96. 2 cassettes.
• Sara Webb. “Threats to Biodiversity: Biological Invasions and Habitat Fragmentation.” 10/21/96. 2 cassettes.
• Jeffrey Triggs. “Putting the Oxford English Dictionary Online: Dictionary Publishing in the Electronic Age.” 11/4/96. 1 cassette.
• John Copeland. “Painting and Photography.” 11/18/96. 2 cassette.
• Catherine Keyser. “Creating Research as a Modern Institution in China: The Case of Journals.” 12/2/96. 2 cassettes.
• Rosalind Seneca. “Ethics and Economics: A New Approach.” 12/16/96. 2 cassettes.
• Donald Kent and David Cowen. “Medicine Then & Now.” 2/10/97. 1 cassette.
• Leedom Lefferts, Charles Wetzel, Merrill Skaggs. “Cross-Cultural Education: Expectations and Outcomes.” 2/24/97. 2 cassettes.
• Traci West. “Moral Regulation of Black Welfare Mothers.” 3/10/97.
• Sara Henry-Corrington. “Paul Klee's Wildman and Why He is Not Free: A Study in Early 20 th Century Social and Psychological Oppositions.” 3/24/97. 2 cassettes.
• Hans Morsink. “The Challenge of Human Rights.” 4/7/97. 2 cassettes.
• Jacqueline Berke, Ann Saltzman. “Exploring the Holocaust ‘on-site': Expectations of our Upcoming Drew International Seminar.” 4/28/97. 2 cassettes.

1997-98 EXPECTATIONS AND OUTCOMES VI

• Roger Wescott. “Looking Before and After: Comparative Paradigmatics as Intellectual History.” 9/22/97. 2 cassettes.
• Nora Colton. “The Emerging Market Mix: Foreign Investment and the Middle East.” 10/6/97. 2 cassettes.
• Barry Burd. “Real Computing: Not Just Bits and Pieces.” 10/20/97. 2 cassettes.
• Ada Ortuzar-Young. “Hispanic Theater in North America: A Four-Hundred Year Old Legacy.” 11/3/97. 1 cassette.
• Don Cole. “Has Corporate Downsizing Gone Too Far?” 11/17/97. 1 cassette.
• Norman Lowrey. “River Into Dream.” 12/1/97. 2 cassettes.
• Neal Riemer. “Protection Against Genocide: A Thought Experiment.” 12/15/97. 2 cassettes.
• Peggy Samuels. “Early Modern Readers.” 2/2/98.
• John Warner. “Expectations and Outcomes: Henry James's The Wings of the Dove.” 2/16/98. 2 cassettes.
• Lynn Siebert. “Porter and Berlin: Anything goes when you Say it with music. Music for memories or for the millennium?” 3/2/98. 2 cassettes.
• Ruby Riemer. “Hannah Arendt's Two Conceptions of Evil.” 3/23/98. 2 cassettes.
• Christopher J. Van Wyk. “Computers and the World of the Future.” 4/13/98. 2 cassettes.

1998-99 EXPECTATIONS AND OUTCOMES VII

• Maria Masucci. “Breaking the Whole: The Past as Perspective to the Growing Schism in Anthropology.” 9/28/98. 1 cassette.
• John Lenz. “Classics and the Humanities, Past, Present, and Future?” 10/12/98. 1 cassette.
• Tom Kean. “The President's Initiative on Race-What's Next?” 11/16/98. 1 cassette.
• Erik Anderson. “Evidence, Explanation, and the Existence of God.” 11/30/98. 1 cassette.
• Robert Corrington. “Semiotic Cosmology and the Emergence of a Universal Religion.” 12/7/98. 2 cassettes.
• Jim O'Kane. “Trends in Homicide: Stability and Change (1973-1998).” 2/8/99. 1 cassette.
• Ashley Carter. “Cosmology at the Millennium.” 2/22/99. 2 cassettes.
• Deirdre Stam. “The Team Approach to Library Organization: Reflections After One Year.” 3/8/99. 1 cassette.
• Frank Occhiogrosso. “Shakespeare in Performance: What is Performance Criticism.” 4/5/99. 1 cassette.
• Wesley Ariarajah. “Can We Pray Together.” 4/26/99.

1999-2000 PHENOMENON OF THE MILLENNIUM: EXPECTATIONS AND OUTCOMES

• Frank Felsenstein. “English Trader, Indian Maid: Representing Gender, Race and Slavery in the New World.” 9/27/99. 1 cassette.
• Leonard Sweet. “Einstein's Brain, Edison's Breath, and Whitefield's Thumb.” 10/18/99. 2 cassettes.
• Neal Riemer. “Double-Edged Swords: Recognizing and Managing the Powerful Forces that have Shaped the 20 th Century and Will Continue to Influence the 21 st Century.” 10/25/99. 1 cassette.
• Jason Merrill, Carol Ueland. “Russia: East or West? A Millennium of Divided Consciousness.” 11/8/99. 2 cassettes.
• Alan Candiotti. “Hilbert's Problems at Century's End.” 11/22/99. 1 cassette.
• Heather Elkins. “Buying the Farm: Appalachian Stories and Structures.” 2/7/00. 1 cassette.
• Karen Prentiss, Wesley Ariarajah. “Kali and Kaliyuga: The Goddess of Destruction and the Cycle of Time.” 3/20/00.
• James Pain. “Chiliasm and Millennial Expectation.” 4/17/00.

2000-01 PHENOMENON OF THE MILLENNIUM: EXPECTATIONS AND OUTCOMES II

• Michael Christensen. “The Wormwood Star as Apocalyptic Marker of the End of an Age.” 9/25/00. 1 cassette.
• Jason Merrill. “Teaching Russian, Tolstoy, and Tolstoy in Russian at the Millennium.” 10/2/00. 1 cassette.
• Garyth Nair. “Something Old/Something New - A Marriage Marches into New Millennium: PC-based Audio Spectrography as a Training and Clinical Tool for Voice and Speech.” 10/23/00. 1 cassette.
• Mark Freeman. “‘It's Everywhere You Want to Be': A Psychological Perspective on America's Peculiar Relationship with Advertising.” 11/6/00. 1 cassette.
• Pat Boeshaar. “Science and Pseudoscience at the Turn of the Millennium.” 11/20/00.
• Robert Ready. “Middle States and Drew 2000: A Meditation.” 12/11/00.
• Kristin Anderson. “Resisting Violence in Families: Contradictions of the Past and Future.” 2/19/01. 1 cassette.
• Chris Taylor. “Contested Pasts, Alternative Futures: Reflections on Islamic Renewal (tajid) and Reform (islah) Over the Last Century.” 2/26/01.
• Maurice Lovell. “Freud's Talking Cure: Where does it Stand?” 3/19/01. 2 cassettes.
• Bill Rogers. “The Once and Future Dilemma: Ireland and the Concept of Nation.” 3/26/01. 1 cassette.
• Victoria Lee Erickson. “Centering Religious Conversion, De-centers Criminological Identity, and Re-centers the Relationship Between Sociology and Theology.” 4/16/01. 1 cassette.
• Roger Knowles. “Etiology of Alzheimer's Disease: Influence of Molecular and Environmental Factors.” 4/30/01. 1 cassette.

2001-02 DIMENSIONS OF GLOBAL AWARENESS

• Richard Rhone. “United States Foreign Policy in a Globalized World: The Appropriateness of the Realist Paradigm.” 9/24/01. 1 cassette.
• Philip Peek. “African Globalism: Picturing Africa.” 10/22/01. 1 cassette.
• Chris Taylor. “Islamic Extremism in Perspective.” 10/30/01.
• Neal Riemer (presented by Ruby Riemer). “Reconciliation of Excellence and Consent.” 11/5/01.
• Brett Gary. “Media Power and Democratic Anxieties in an Age of Crisis: 20 th Century Intellectual Frameworks.” 11/19/01. 1 cassette.
• Douglas W. Simon. “America's War on Terrorism: Seeking Justice But Not Without Risk.” 11/30/01.
• Maxine Beach. “Where Should the Boundary be Set?” 12/3/01. 1 cassette.
• Feisal Abdul-Rauf. “Aspects of Islamic Spirituality.” 12/12/01.
• Don Jones. “The Ethics of Economic Globalism: A Middle-Way.” 2/4/02.
• Tom Dickens and Bernard Smith. “Creating the Conditions for its Own Expansion; American Business and the Construction of a National Market During the Late 19 th Century.” 3/25/02.

2002-03 DIMENSIONS ON GLOBAL AWARENESS II

• Tom Magnell. “The Predicament of Vulnerability and Global Federation.” 9/23/02.
• Caitlin Killian. “The Best of Both Worlds: Muslim Immigrant Women in France.” 10/7/02.
• Neil Levi. “Contemporary Debates about Ethics after Auschwitz.” 10/21/02.
• Merrill Skaggs. “[The Recent Addition to the Drew Library, the Caspersen Cather Collection].” 11/4/02.
• Tom Magnell. “Proliferation of Weapons of Mass Distruction.” 11/8/02.
• Di Bai. “www.huazhao.com: Women Writing on the Web.” 11/18/02.
• Fred Curtis. “Sustainable Development---a Doomed Project.” 12/2/02.
• Ashley Carter and Joe Patenaude. “A Perspective on Copenhagen.” 2/10/03.
• Andrew Scrimgeour. “Be Careful Whom You Cite: Mapping the Intellectual Landscape of the Humanities.” 3/31/03.
• Patrick Dolan. “Illusions of Memory.” 4/21/2003.
• Nora Colton. “Poverty and Despair: Rethinking Structuralism in Yemen.” 4/28/03.
• Jeremy Varon. “It's Not Your Father's World Bank, Or Is It?: Reflections, Development, and Protest.” 5/5/03.

2003-04 DIMENSIONS ON GLOBAL AWARENESS III

• Joe Romance. “Patriotism in the Twentieth Century.” 10/20/03.
• Leedom Lefferts. “Narrative, Ethics, and Globalization.” 11/3/03.
• Tom Magnell. “Life, Liberty, and the Proliferation of Weapons of Mass Destruction.” 11/17/03.
• Otto Maduro. “The Weapons of Globalization.” 12/1/03.
• Lydia Ledeen. “Classical Music as Global Culture.” 12/15/03.
• Laurel Kearns. “Faith and Fossil Fuels---Religious Responses to Global Warming.” 2/16/04.
• Fred Curtis. “Economic Globalization: Proponents and Opponents---Who Are the Economic Illiterates?” 2/23/04.
• Allan Nadler. “Why Spinoza Still Matters.” 3/15/04.
• Chris Van Wyk. “Communications Technology and Globalization.” 3/22/04.
• Wesley Ariarajah. “The Impact of Globalization on Interfaith Relations.” 4/19/04.
• David Graybeal. “Globalization Confronts God in Morristown, TN.” 5/3/04.

2004-2005 TWELVE PAPERS IN SEARCH OF A THEME

• Merrill Skaggs. “Laying Up Treasures: Drew's Expanding Cather Collection.” 10/4/04.
• Yasuko Grosjean. “Living with Two Cultures.” 10/25/04.
• Arnold L. Demain. “Microbes Survive, Technologists Connive and Companies Thrive.” 11/8/04.
• Cristina McKittrick. “Stress: From Adaptation to Disease.” 12/6/04.
• Heather Elkins. “Altar-ing the World: the Holy Human Work of Transformation.” 12/14/05.
• Bernard McKenna. “Magical Transformations and Traumatic Recovery in Rebecca West's Harriet Hume and Virginia Woolf's Orlando.” 3/7/05.
• Karen Pechilis. “The Graceful Guru: Hindu Female Gurus in India and the United States.” 3/21/05.
• Virginia Burrus. “Christianity's Legacy of Shame.” 3/28/05.
• Peggy Kuntz. “The Façade of St. Peter's in Rome, an Unorthodox Building Procedure.” 4/18/05.

1999-2000 Aquinas Faculty Seminar Steer Committee Meeting. 2 cassettes.