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EPISODE · Aug 21, 2024 · 52 MIN

Tempests of the Mind: Exploring Climate Change, Shakespeare, and the Human Experience

from Great Art, Big Ideas · host International Festival of Arts & Ideas

Step into the tempestuous world of Shakespeare's King Lear and explore its profound relevance to our modern climate challenges!  No work of English literature speaks more directly to human vulnerability in the face of climate disruption than Shakespeare's King Lear. The old king, thrust into the storm, feels his environmental weakness to his skin. This round-table conversation is led by renowned Shakespearean scholar Steve Mentz. Speakers will include David Sterling Brown, a CT native who currently teaches at Trinity College in Hartford, and actor, writer, and teacher Tara Bradway.Thanks for listening and don't forget to subscribe on YouTube!

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