The Heyman Center has planned a series of events on 'What Was Democracy?' with a view to studying the evolution of democratic ideas and culture. Josiah Ober gave a fine talk on Athenian democracy last year. This year, Joyce Appleby, Professor Emerita of History at UCLA and the grand figure of American history, and Columbia’s own Eric Foner, one of the foremost contemporary historians of this country, will speak on the evolution of democracy in America.
What Was Democracy in America?
Monday, September 22, 2008 6:15pm The Heyman Center, Second Floor Common Room
Notes
Free and open to the public
No registration necessary
First come, first served seating
Photo ID required for entry
Participants
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Joyce Appleby
Professor Emerita
University of California, Los Angeles
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Eric Foner
DeWitt Clinton Professor of History
Columbia University
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