Michael Shinagel Libri
Questo autore approfondisce il romanzo inglese e americano, nonché la satira. Il suo lavoro esplora la ricca storia e l'evoluzione dell'istruzione universitaria estesa, esaminando lo sviluppo istituzionale nel quadro delle tradizioni accademiche. L'approccio di Shinagel prevede uno studio meticoloso di opere letterarie e strutture educative, offrendo ai lettori uno spaccato del panorama intellettuale. I suoi scritti sottolineano l'importanza dell'apprendimento permanente e il suo impatto sulla formazione dell'ambito accademico.
Daniel Defoe and Middle-Class Gentility
- 292pagine
- 11 ore di lettura
Exploring the intersection of literature and social class, this work delves into the life and writings of Daniel Defoe, highlighting his influence on middle-class gentility in early 18th-century England. It examines how Defoe's narratives reflect and shape the values, aspirations, and challenges of the emerging middle class, offering insights into the cultural and economic shifts of the time. Through a critical lens, the book reveals the complexities of identity and social mobility in Defoe's era.
The Third Age at Harvard
A Personal History of the Harvard Institute for Learning in Retirement
- 116pagine
- 5 ore di lettura
The book offers a unique insider's perspective on the Harvard Institute for Learning in Retirement (HILR), detailing its founding by Dean Michael Shinagel in 1977 and its growth into a prestigious institution. Shinagel, who served as dean for an unprecedented duration, reflects on the evolution of HILR and its status as a national model for learning programs for retirees. His rejoining the institute as a member in 2019 underscores his enduring connection to its mission and legacy.