The Institute’s Mission... ...is to enrich and deepen the practical life of the city with the wisdom and imagination of the humanities. The humanities, as we treat them, are the written things and the spoken stories that help us define ourselves as human beings—literature, history, philosophy, politics, psychology, and mythology, among other fields. Since 1980, the Dallas Institute has conducted public programs aimed at discovering what the humanities have to offer to the cultural life of the city, and we accomplish this through classes and group studies; through public and professional seminars; through conferences and civic involvement; through programs for school teachers and principals; and through publications.
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From the Director
J. Larry Allums, Ph.D., Executive Director “Yesterday I was clever, so I wanted to change the world. Today I am wise, so I am changing myself.” Here Rumi captures the tension between youth and age— and also touches on a balance that the Dallas Institute attempts to maintain. The Institute’s mission is “to enrich and deepen the practical life of the city with the wisdom and imagination of the humanities,” which implies a desire to have an impact on Dallas’ culture at large. At the same time, we aspire to be a place where any individual, regardless of age, can pause, drink deep, and continue to learn. In the coming year, the Institute will aim for a mix of familiar and innovative programming. Our Signature Six events—What Makes a City, the Education Forum, the James Hillman Symposium, the Hiett Prize in the Humanities, the MLK Symposium, and the Dallas Festival of Ideas—will again be our headliners, complemented by classes, groups, and individual events, as well as our Fall Fling, Spring Celebration, and “Classics at Cour Regard,” all of which will bring the humanities to the stage. In addition, Institute members and supporters can expect some new programming both at our Routh Street campus and throughout the city, from film series to readings to casual lectures, which we will announce in the coming months. Our hope is that this catalog reflects well our continuing attempt at (to paraphrase poet Richard Wilbur) “keeping our difficult balance.” 2
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The Trinity: Nature and Public Space This past May, Mayor Mike Rawlings unveiled a new concept for the Trinity River Park. The concept includes a naturalized river landscape that is ever-changing, just like the Trinity River. During rainy seasons, the design allows for flowing waterways and lush greenery. During the drier seasons, it transforms itself into a marsh-like waterscape. The concept includes trails and sites for five elevated parks with overlooks that extend from inside the levees into the adjacent communities. Join us for this “What Makes a City?� conference to see how the park will unfold and for a chance to hear from Mayor Rawlings, its designers, including lead architect Michael Van Valkenburgh, and other speakers.
Friday, September 23nd, 2016 Dallas City Performance Hall 2520 Flora Street, Dallas, 75201 Coffee at 8:00 am; program 8:30 am to 12:30 pm Visit dallasinstitute.org for details 4
The James Hillman Symposi
To honor Founding Fellow James Hillman, the Dallas Institute initiated this annual program aimed at exploring the rich depths of his lifelong study of, in his own words, a “psychology deliberately affiliated with the arts, culture, and the history of ideas, arising as they do from the imagination.” In 2016, we will explore Volume 5 of Hillman’s UNIFORM EDITION,
Alchemical Psychology, at the Dallas Institute. Friday highlights include talks by influential scholars, dinner, and a special appearance by magician Tom Verner, a close friend of Hillman’s. His performance-presentation encircles the notions of alchemy, magic, and psychology. The Symposium continues Saturday with a full day of sessions and concludes that evening with a lively celebration attended by all registrants and speakers.
Friday and Saturday, October 28th and 29th, 2016 Dallas Institute of Humanities and Culture 2719 Routh Street, Dallas, 75201 Visit dallasinstitute.org for details 5
A Celebration of the Life and Work of
James Hillman
The uniform edition of The Writings of James Hillman is published by spring Publications, inc. in conjunction with The Dallas institute of Humanities and Culture. V o l u m e s
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archetypal Psychology - Vol. 1 pbk archetypal Psychology - Vol. 1 new City & soul - Vol. 2 senex & Puer - Vol. 3 hdbk
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The Hiett Prize in the Humanities is an annual award aimed at identifying candidates who are in the early stages of careers devoted to the humanities and whose work shows extraordinary promise to have a significant impact on contemporary culture. Endowed by philanthropist Kim Hiett Jordan, the Hiett Prize was first awarded in 2005. The 2016 Hiett finalists are determined from a nationwide field of applicants, after which they will be considered by a select panel of judges. The winner will be announced in early Fall.
Wednesday, November 9th, 2016 Ritz-Carlton Dallas 2121 McKinney Avenue, Dallas, 75201 Reception at 11:30 am; program noon to 1:30 pm Visit dallasinstitute.org for details 8
Each year the Education Forum highlights and explores an issue in education that is of critical concern to the nation and to our city through two days of lectures, panels, and book discussions. Education has been the focus of the Dallas Institute’s work since its creation in 1980, and its distinctive and award-winning Teachers Academy and Principals Institute are its most enduring and far-reaching programs. Conceived and created by Dr. Louise Cowan in collaboration with her husband, Dr. Donald Cowan, the Teachers Academy and the Principals Institute were founded on the premise that has only recently gained currency in our culture—that teachers matter. The Dallas Institute of Humanities and Culture’s Education Forum is a multiday event held annually.
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The 2017 keynote speaker is Jelani Cobb, Staff Writer at The New Yorker & Director of the Africana Studies Institute at the University of Connecticut
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Nearly fifty years after his assassination in 1968, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. continues to exert a powerful influence on the way we think and act in matters of civil rights in America. For more than ten years the MLK Symposium has convened a rich variety of voices, from “old lions” of the Civil Rights era who stood alongside Dr. King to contemporary figures who have found new ways of championing the ideal of true equality. In 2017 the Symposium will focus on “Race and Justice in America Today.”
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Ideas are vital to a vibrant life. The Dallas Festival of Ideas unites thought with community action in a multi-day event designed to envision and improve our city’s next century. Through provocative programs, interactive discussions, live music, performances, visual art, and more, the 2017 Festival will help shape the future of Dallas by asking these questions: What does the future look like for Dallas as a healthy city? A physical city? An entrepreneurial city? A literary city? An educated city?
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Keep an eye on thedallasfestival.com for information on our bi-monthly Community Forums coming in September, November, January, and March!
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Events In addition to our Signature Six, other more intimate events are a mainstay of the Institute’s life. Each semester we offer an array of interesting topics and excellent speakers. Here are a few of the special events coming up in 2016-2017:
AN EVENING WITH SARAH HEPOLA Author of Blackout: Remembering the Things I Drank to Forget Monday, October 3: 6:30-8:00 pm; reception at 6:00 pm
THE NEW URBANISM: AN UPDATE FOR DALLAS Featuring Monte Anderson and Patrick Kennedy Wednesday, October 12: 7:00-8:30 pm; reception at 6:30 pm
SENIOR MOMENTS: LOOKING BACK, LOOKING AHEAD An Evening with Author Willard Spiegelman Wednesday, October 26: 6:30-8:00 pm; reception at 6:00 pm
REPUBLIC OF SPIN: AN INSIDE HISTORY OF THE AMERICAN PRESIDENCY With Presidential Historian and 2008 Hiett Prize recipient David Greenberg Tuesday, Dember 6: 6:30-8:00 pm; reception at 6:00 pm
FALL FLING: SONGWRITERS & THEIR SONGS SPRING CELEBRATION: A LITERARY & ARTISTIC FEAST
Reception and Program with Guest Speakers and Performers
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Classics at Cour Regard This Fall discover the magic of Cour Regard, our newest venue for
Cour Regard programs. Once a small bookstore tucked behind the Institute’s
Stroud House, Cour Regard is an intimate space with warmth and
charm. On October 7th, we will present the first in a season of themed
programs which will include food, wine, dramatic readings of our
favorite classics, and accompanying performances by local artists in
music and dance. Text selections and performers will be announced prior to each program.
October 7
December 2 February 3
April 7
Herman Melville, Moby-Dick
Murasaki Shikibu, The Tale of Genji
Alexandre Dumas, The Count of Monte Cristo
Gabriel García Márquez, One Hundred Years of Solitude
Four Fridays, 7:00-8:30 pm; reception at 6:30 pm Season pass: Members $150; Nonmembers $195; Member Teachers $60 Per program: Members $50, Nonmembers $65, Member Teachers $20 Books available for purchase
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Groups Dallas Institute groups aim for balance—just the right mix of heavy and light, tragic and comic, classic and contemporary. They’re havens for lovers of books, movies, and real conversation. Add the Institute’s hallmark hospitality and you have the makings of not just groups but true communities of mind and heart.
Breakfast or Lunch Book Groups
Dr. Larry Allums, Executive Director, The Dallas Institute Breakfast: Four Tuesdays, 7:15-8:45 am: Sep. 13, Oct. 11, Nov. 8, & Dec. 13 Lunch: Four Wednesdays, noon-1:30 pm: Sep. 21, Oct. 19, Nov. 16, & Dec. 21 Tuition: Members $200, Nonmembers $225 Includes breakfast or lunch and set of books (listed on dallasinstitute.org)
Speaking of Movies
Dr. Scott Churchill, Professor of Psychology, The University of Dallas Four Mondays, 6:30-8:00 pm: Sep. 19, Oct. 17, Nov. 21, & Dec. 19 Tuition: Members $100, Nonmembers $120 , Member Teachers $35
Friday Night Salon
Dr. Larry Allums, Executive Director, The Dallas Institute Bi-monthly Fridays, 6:30-8:00 pm; reception 6:00 pm. Oct. 14, & Dec. 9 Per session: Members $25, Nonmembers $35, Member Teachers $15.
New This Semester The Historians
Dr. Donna McBride Four Tuesdays, 6:30-8:00 pm: Sep. 6, Oct. 4, Nov. 1, & Dec. 13 Tuition: Members $100, Nonmembers $120, Member Teachers $35.
The Ben Franklin Circle
The Dallas Institute in partnership with the 92nd Street Y Bi-monthly Fridays, 6:30-8:00 pm; reception 6:00 pm. Sept. 9, & Nov. 11 Per session: Members $25, Nonmembers $35, Member Teachers $15
The Ben Franklin Circles (BFC) is a collaborative project of 92nd Street Y (92Y), the Hoover Institution, and Citizen University
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Classes Every Fall and Spring, the Dallas Institute offers short classes taught by Institute Fellows and guest professors.
Each class: Members $110, Nonmembers $125, Member Teachers $35
Fall Classes Dante’s Purgatorio
Dante’s Paradiso Four Thursdays, Oct. 27-Nov. 17 Four Wednesdays, Sep. 7-28 6:30-8:30 pm 6:30-8:30 pm Dr. Larry Allums, Executive Director, The Dallas Institute Option to enroll in both with a special two-class package: Members $190, Nonmembers $220, Member Teachers $50 Democracy in America
Dr. Thomas Lindsay, Dallas Institute Fellow Three Fridays, 7:00-8:30 pm: Sep. 16, Oct. 21, & Nov. 18
Spring Classes—dates to be announced Bestiary
Mary Vernon, Professor of Art, Southern Methodist University
The Swarming City
Dr. Joan Arbery, Professor of English, Southern Methodist University
William Faulkner’s Absalom, Absalom!
Dr. Larry Allums, Executive Director, The Dallas Institute
Electra in Myth and on Stage
Kevin Moriarty, Artistic Director, Dallas Theater Center
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One of the Dallas Institute of Humanities and Culture’s most enduring programs, the Teachers Academy was established in 1984 with a summer literature program for Dallas area high school teachers with a focus on recovering a sense of “Literature as a Mode of Knowledge.” Praised by the National Endowment for the Humanities as a “model for the nation,” the cornerstone of the Teachers Academy is its three-week Summer Institute for Teachers held each July. Sixty schoolteachers gather as intellectual and imaginative colleagues for an intensive immersion in classic texts. In two interdisciplinary, multi-cultural literature classes taught in alternating summers, teachers are guided by expert faculty to approach the works in a method and an experience unique to the Teachers Academy.
Learn more about the Cowan Philosophy of Education at dallasinstitute.org/cowancenter
Communitas — An Intellectual retreat for Pre-K—12 Educators Dr. Claudia Allums No preparation required Second Monday of the month, September through May; 6:30-8:30 pm Tuition: $10 Members, $20 Nonmembers 23
Learning on a human scale for Pre-K—12 educators
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Dallas Institute Membership At the Dallas Institute we believe in nurturing people’s intellect, soul, and imagination. Stepping through our doors provides an opportunity for reflection and human interaction, which can be hard to come by in today’s world. Enjoy the benefits of membership while supporting programs that enrich the hearts and minds of Dallas. Join us today by calling 214-871-2440, visiting dallasinstitute.org, or mailing in the form on page 34.
Friend - $75 • • • •
The Member rate on programs and events (up to 20% off Nonmember rates) Discount on Dallas Institute publications Reduced Institute facility rental fee Two tickets to the MLK, Jr., Symposium
Muse - $250 • • • •
All benefits of Friend PLUS: A book specially selected by the Executive Director Two admissions to the Education Forum Two admissions to one regular-priced event
Patron - $500
• All benefits of Muse PLUS: • Two admissions to one Institute class or group (excluding Breakfast or Lunch Book Group)
Pegasus - $1,250 • • • • •
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All benefits of Patron PLUS: Recognition on the Dallas Institute website Invitations to special events, including private receptions with speakers Two admissions to two regular priced events Two admissions to two Institute classes or groups (excluding Breakfast or Lunch Book Group)
Pillar - $2,500 • • • •
All benefits of Pegasus PLUS: One admission to both Fall and Spring Breakfast or Lunch Book Group Gift membership at the Friend level Special invitation to annual travel opportunity
Benefactor - $5,000 • • • • •
All benefits of Pillar PLUS: Two admissions to three of the Institute class or group series Two admissions to both Fall and Spring Breakfast or Lunch Book Group Gift Membership at the Muse level A private tutoring session on the humanities and culture with the Executive Director
Our Members’ Favorite Place We want all of our members to feel they have a place here at the Dallas Institute. For this reason, we have introduced a special member-only benefit: the opportunity to reserve space in our house for a small meeting or get-together or just to have the time to sit quietly and read. To reserve your space, call 214-871-2440.
Memberships for Pre-K—12 Educators
Teacher - $50
• The Member Teacher rate on programs and events (up to 60% off Nonmember rates) • Discount on Dallas Institute publications
Athena - $120 (or $10 monthly) • All benefits of Teacher PLUS: • Two admissions to the Education Forum • Cowan Center for Education mug
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Through the Humanities, we examine and preserve the human experience. Finding meaning in philosophy, art, music, literature, and poetry binds us not only to those who’ve come before us, but also to our contemporaries. The humanities help us understand what it means to be human. People who know how history is made are better equipped to make history themselves. Our goal at the Dallas Institute is to make our community stronger by helping our city build an enduring foundation in the humanities. Please join the people who have joined the Dallas Institute. Through your annual membership you will help build a more vibrant, more capable, more innovative, and more enlightened Dallas.
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Thank you to all of our members and supporters! Michael Beshara Elizabeth Hunt Blanc Mary Bloom Sarah & George Blumenschein Rosemary & Hal Board Susan Brown & Bill McCoy Annabelle Catterall Mary Cave Anna Clark Leesa Condry Claire Dewar Thomas DiPiero Nancy & Al Engelland Jon Esber Jeanne Fagadau Anne & Alan Feld Linda & William Franklin Polly Friess Veletta Forsythe-Lill & John Lill Gena & Phil Gardiner Patricia Grace Jennifer Gunn & Michael Tate Ana Herrara Gladys & Juan Herrera Kate & Lawrence Hochberg Stephanie & Edward Howard Caroline Rose Hunt Frank Hytken Kavita Joshi & Brian Hudson Patrice & Raymond Jennison Nicola Longford & Habib LoriotBettaieb Caroline & Weiming Lu Maureen & Tav Lupton, III Eileen & David Lynn Michelle & Truitt Matthews Mike McWilliams Charles Dee Mitchell Linda Newman & Steven Page Sybil & Lyle Novinski Ann Parrish Kim & Tom Rice Emily & Kevin Roden Scott Rohrman Jane & William Sandlin Jackie Sherman Sandra & Dennis Slattery Marilyn Stewart Anita Tarar Molly Van Ort
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Thank you to all of our members and supporters! Hal Schneider Sandra & Rainer Schulte Diana Senechal Dorothy Shead & Vincent Perini Terence Sheppard Monica Smart Carol Smith Lara & Jesse Smith Loreine Smith Regan Smith Sue & Kirk Smith Carolyn Smith-Morris Marilyn & Norman Spencer Gail Sprinkle Rosanna Stanley Beth Staples Freda Gail Stern Elise Stewart Ernest Stokely Jean Stoner Rose Marie Stromberg Sandra Stuart Emily & Steve Summers Bharath Sundararaman Erin & Rodney Teague Sarah Theobald-Hall Belinda & Jeffrey Thomas Nancy Thursby Jacki & M. Kent Travis Suzanne Tuckey Kiran Turna Alison Victoria Linda Vogelsong Linda & John Vorhies Melissa Vorhies Roslyn A. Walker Lynn Walters Kim Walthall Tim Weaver Jerome Weeks Jane Wetzel In memory of Amy Wilkinson Jeffrey Williams Wyman Williams Antonia Williams-Gary Jerry Williamson Alisa & Mike Wilson Kelly Woods Carol Wright Carla & Mike Young
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Corporate Sponsors & Community Partners
as of 6.29.2016
Zeus The Eugene McDermott Foundation The Kim Hiett Jordan Foundation The Athena Foundation, In Memory of Dr. Dona S. Gower Bank of America Baylor Scott & White Health The Dallas Morning News George & Fay Young Foundation Sapphire Foundation, Inc. Aphrodite The Beck Group The Belo Foundation The Dallas Foundation Earth Day Texas Harry S. Moss Foundation Josephine Graf Foundation Meadows School of the Arts, SMU University of Texas at Arlington Poseidon AT&T Baron & Blue Foundation Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Texas City of Dallas Office of Cultural Affairs
Communities Foundation of Texas Dallas Social Venture Partners Downtown Dallas, Inc. Embrey Family Foundation Humanities Texas ISN Software Corp. Katy Trail Weekly Kelly Productions My Sweet Charity National Endowment for the Humanities TDJ Enterprises The Trinity Trust Foundation UT Southwestern Medical Center & Southwestern Medical Foundation White Rock Lake Weekly Apollo Central Market Craig & Kathryn Hall Foundation EOS Foundation Hirsch Family Foundation Illes Seasonings & Flavors Liberty Mutual Louise W. Kahn Endowment Fund Oncor Electric Delivery OTSL Charities
Renah Blair Rietzke Family & Community Foundation Southern Methodist University University of Dallas University of North Texas System Hermes CBRE Dallas Shakespeare Club Gardere Wynne Sewell, LLP Hyatt House Dallas/Uptown The Kennedy Foundation Locke Lord LLP The Mankoff Family Foundation Newt Walker Company Artemis Dallas Architecture Forum Dallas Arts District Foundation Dallas International Film Festival Donna Wilhelm Family Philanthropy Fund EarthPeople Media HKS Architects Natural Awakenings The Rosewood Foundation
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Dallas Institute Staff, Board, & Fellows
as of 6.29.2016
J. Larry Allums, Ph.D.
Executive Director
Claudia Allums, Ph.D.
Director, The Donald & Louise Cowan Center for Education
Camille Cain
Special Assistant & History Curriculum Advisor to the Cowan Center Director
Terry Han
Manager of Membership & Development Affairs
Joshua Kalin
Publications, Registration, & Information Administrator
Erin Ku
Assistant to the Executive Director
Michele Mervis
Hospitality Manager
Pam Mueller
Manager of Finance & Administration
Jennifer Smart
Manager of Communications & Outreach
Board of Directors J. Russell Bellamy, Co-chair David Griffin, Co-chair J. Larry Allums Laura Baldwin Albert C. Black, Jr. Trevor Brickman
John R. Castle, Jr. Rex Cumming Ann Drumm Matrice Ellis-Kirk Sharon A. Harris Katherine M. Herring Rick Illes Kim Jordan, Life
Joseph R. Mannes Nancy Cain Marcus, Life Margaret McDermott, Life Nelda Cain Pickens Anne Reeder Betty Regard Jaina Sanga Brenda Spencer
Joanne Stroud, Life Gail Thomas, Life
Dr. Randy Gordon Dr. David Greenberg Dr. Brad Gregory Dr. Hazel Henderson Dr. Ben Johnson Dr. Hilaire Kallendorf Prof. Judy French Kelly Prof. Patrick Kelly Dr. Dorothy Kosinski Mr. Lewis Lapham Mr. Jim Lehrer Dr. Tom Lindsay Mr. Weiming Lu Dr. Nancy Cain Marcus Dr. David Markham Dr. Thomas Mayo Dr. James McWilliams Dr. Tiya Miles Dr. Thomas Moore Prof. Lyle Novinski Dr. Wesley Null
Dr. Mark Oppenheimer Ms. Katherine Owens Dr. Zsuzsanna Ozsvath Dr. Diane Ravitch Dr. Elizabeth Reyes Dr. Robert Romanyshyn Dr. Daniel Russ Dr. Elizabeth Russ Dr. John Sadler Dr. Elizabeth Samet Dr. Scott Samuelson Dr. Jaina Sanga Dr. Robert Sardello Dr. Diana Senechal Dr. Dennis P. Slattery Dr. Carolyn Smith-Morris Dr. Willard Spiegelman Dr. Marilyn Stewart Dr. Joanne Stroud Dr. David Sweet Dr. Rodney Teague
Dr. Gail Thomas Dr. Frederick Turner Prof. Mary Vernon Mr. Jerome Weeks
Advisory Board Nancy J. Allen Randy D. Gordon Ronald M. Mankoff Mary Jane Ryburn Stewart H. Thomas
Institute Fellows Dr. Seemee Ali Dr. Claudia Allums Dr. Larry Allums Dr. Glenn Arbery Dr. Joan Arbery Dr. Virginia Arbery Dr. Sabri Ates Dr. Victor Bailey Mr. Larry Beasley Dr. Tess Castleman Dr. Scott Churchill Dr. Bainard Cowan Prof. Keith Critchlow Ms. Lee Cullum Dr. William Deresiewicz Dr. Larry Dossey Mr. Rod Dreher Dr. Robert S. Dupree Dr. Jared Farmer Prof. Barnaby Fitzgerald Mr. Brad Goldberg
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