1992-1993
ARCHIVED EVENTS

D. Vann Woodward
(Yale University)
"What is Multiculturalism?"

Response: David K. Scott (Michigan State University)

Richard Delgado
(University of Colorado) and Jean Stefancic (University of San Francisco Law Library), "Minorities and the First Amendment: Speech Codes, Free Speech, and Academic Freedom"

Response: Michael S. Greve (Center for Individual Rights)

Kwame Anthony Appiah (Harvard University) "Race, Multiculturalism, and Liberal Education: The Limits of Pluralism"

Mario Vargas Llosa (Princeton University), "The Power of Lies: Literature and Politics"

J.M. Coetzee
(University of Cape Town), "What is a Classic?: The Debate About "Great Books"

CONFERENCE

“Multiculturalism and America: E Pluribus Unum?”

THEME

“Multiculturalism, the University, and America: Disputed Questions”

“Living Issues in the Thought of Leo Strauss:
Fifty Years after Natural Right and History”

1993 CONFERENCE

Multiculturalism and America: E Pluribus Unum?

Paper: Stanley Fish (Duke University), "Multiculturalism and Liberalism"
Response: Michael McConnell (University of Chicago)

Paper: Walter Berns (Georgetown University), "Multiculturalism and Constitutionalism"
Response: Rogers Smith (Yale University)

Paper: Bernard Boxell (University of North Carolina), James Ceaser (Rutgers University), Wilson Carey McWilliams (Rutgers University), Anne Norton (University of Texas at Austin), Marc Plattner (Journal of Democracy), "Multiculturalism and Democracy" Roundtable

Paper: Nathan Glazer (Harvard University), "Multiculturalism and the American National Idea"
Responses: Ronald Takaki (University of California, Berkeley) and Kenneth Waltzer (Michigan State University)

Paper: Linda Chavez (Manhattan Institute), Stanley Crouch (Village Voice), Richard Flathman (Johns Hopkins University), Elizabeth Fox-Genovese (Emory University), Thomas Pangle (University of Toronto), "Multiculturalism and Civic Education" Roundtable