Humanities Symposium
 

Humanities Symposium

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An annual event since 2002, The Belmont Humanities Symposium is a week-long celebration of and deep dive into special topics of interest to various fields within the humanities. Each symposium features academic talks from invited guest speakers as well as Belmont faculty and students.

A collage of various programs from the Humanities Symposium

Browse the contents of Humanities Symposium:

2022 - The Haunted South
2021 - Reading As A Radical Act
2020 - A More Perfect Union
2019 - Mankind And The Moon
2013 - Encountering Otherness
2012 - Civility and Its Discontents
2011 - Liberating Voices
2010 - Giving Shape to Airy Nothings: Inventing Communities, Creating Identities
2009 - Nature and the Human Spirit
2008 - Debate, Dissent & Dialogue
2007 - Transforming Travel: Rewriting the World As We Know It
2006 - Fairy Tales: Told and Retold, Reread and Reinterpreted
2005 - Benjamin Franklin’s World
2004 - Translation and Other Acts of Cultural Interpretation
2003 - The Many Faces of Storytelling
2002 - Murder In The Mansion: The Historical Mystery