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Architecture Lecture | Leo Marx, March 5, 1998

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Professor of History Leo Marx (MIT) spoke about landscape and post-modernity with topics including The Great Gatsby, the myth of American origins, pastoralism, progressivism, and primitivism, wilderness, and Bill McKibben's The End of Nature.

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Speaker

Leo Marx

Run Time

1 hr. 29 min. 45 sec.

Notable Segments

00:09:53 The Great Gatsby
00:17:35 The myth of American origins
00:30:40 Post-modernity
00:39:54 Wilderness and Bill McKibben
00:58:48 Ben Thompson and Faneuil Hall
01:04:25 Q&A

Original File Format

VHS

File Format

.mp4

Lecture Date

Spring 3-5-1998

Date Digitized

2021-07-25

Digitized by

The MediaPreserve

Credits

This digital preservation project was made possible in part by a Libraries of Rhode Island (LORI) grant from the RI Office of Library & Information Services using funds from the Institute of Museum and Library Services.

RISD Fleet Library Catalog Record

https://librarycat.risd.edu/record=b1130935~S4

Keywords

Leo Marx, Architecture, Landscape, post-modernity, wilderness, America, lectures and lecturing, lecture, archives

Disciplines

Architecture | Landscape Architecture

Architecture Lecture | Leo Marx, March 5, 1998

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