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Dec 22, 2017 5 min

How Astronomy and the Arts Interact

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REPEAT. The role of astronomical themes in the arts.

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REPEAT. Richard Poss is an Associate Professor in Astronomy and former Director of the Humanities Program at the University of Arizona. He is sometimes described as the resident humanist at the Department of Astronomy. Dr. Poss teaches courses on the history of astronomy and the relations between astronomy and the arts. His research examines the role of astronomical themes in European Poetry, and he has published articles on Petrarch, Dante. Walt Whitman and the exploration of Mars. In this segment, Ross describes the opportunities he has experienced at the University of Arizona allowing him to merge the disciplines of Art and Science. In this episode: Richard Poss, Associate Professor in the UA's Astronomy Department; Tim Swindle, Ph.D., Director and Head of the UA's Lunar and Planetary Lab

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