In this episode Conference Director Matthew Biberman talks with noted EE Cummings scholar, Gillian Huang-Tiller about the Cummings panels at the LCLC. This episode is for fans of Cummings and T.S. Eliot as well as aficionados of high modernist culture and the lost generation.

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In this episode Conference Director Matthew Biberman talks with noted EE Cummings scholar, Gillian Huang-Tiller about the Cummings panels at the LCLC. This episode is for fans of Cummings and T.S. Eliot as well as aficionados of high modernist culture and the lost generation. http://www.eecsocietyblog.org/?p=175

Episode 3: Gillian Huang-Tiller

The LCLC Podcast features candid conversation about and among practitioners and enthusiasts of literature and culture. 

Since its inception in 1973, the Louisville Conference on Literature and Culture draws many important thinkers and writers to its annual gathering (including Jennifer Egan, Ben Lerner, and Rachel Kushner).  Director Matthew Biberman invites friends and LCLC participants to weigh in on particularly pressing concerns including the place and the role of the humanities today.  Past guests include Tom Sleigh, Jane Gallop, and Stanley Fish.

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The LCLC Podcast features candid conversation about and among practitioners and enthusiasts of literature and culture. Since its inception in 1973, the Louisville Conference on Literature and Culture draws many important thinkers and writers to its annual gathering (including Jennifer Egan, Ben Lerner, and Rachel Kushner). Director Matthew Biberman invites friends and LCLC participants to weigh in on particularly pressing concerns including the place and the role of the humanities today. Past guests include Tom Sleigh, Jane Gallop, and Stanley Fish.

The LCLC Podcast features candid conversation about and among practitioners and enthusiasts of literature and culture. 

Since its inception in 1973, the Louisville Conference on Literature and Culture draws many important thinkers and writers to its annual gathering (including Jennifer Egan, Ben Lerner, and Rachel Kushner).&nbsp; Director Matthew Biberman invites friends and LCLC participants to weigh in on particularly pressing concerns including the place and the role of the humanities today.&nbsp; Past guests include Tom Sleigh, Jane Gallop, and Stanley Fish.

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