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UPCOMING EVENTS
- EIGHTH
ANNUAL ABBEVILLE INSTITUTE SUMMER SCHOOL, "The Greatness
of Southern Literature," Seabrook Island,
South Carolina, July 25-30, 2010.
A civilization can be known through its philosophy, architecture,
and political institutions, but it is perhaps best known
through its literature (e.g., Homer, Shakespeare, Dickens).
It is widely recognized that the 20th century South has produced
an extraordinary number of great writers. The purpose of
the conference is to pursue the sources, aspects, and enduring
value of this achievement.
Abbeville Institute Scholar published in The Intercollegiate
Review
Professor Donald Livingston has been published in the most
recent edition (Fall, 2009) of The
Intercollegiate Review. His essay is titled "David Hume
and the Conservative Tradition." The Intercollegiate Review
is published by the Intercollegiate
Studies Institute.
Read Donald Livingston's article "David Hume and the Conservative Tradition."
RECENT EVENTS
- Eighth
Annual Abbeville Institute Scholars' Conference
"STATE NULLIFICATION, SECESSION, AND THE HUMAN
SCALE OF POLITICS,"
Francis Marion Hotel, Charleston, SC February 4 - 7, 2010.
- Seventh
Annual Abbeville Institute Summer School
"THE MEANING AND LEGACY OF 'RECONSTRUCTION,'"
July 19-24, 2009,
St. Christopher Conference Center, Seabrook Island, South
Carolina
- Seventh
Annual Scholars' Conference
"THE OLDER RELIGIOUSNESS OF THE SOUTH," Liberty
University, Lynchburg, Virginia, February 26-28, 2009.
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