On Saturday, October 9, 2010, former fellows David Palumbo-Liu (1994-95) and Bryan Wolf (2004-05) joined two other Stanford humanities professors at Litquake 2010, to share examples of representations of race and ethnicity in literature and art, and to discuss how these portrayals impact contemporary culture.
Led by comparative literature professor David Palumbo-Liu, the panel discussion took place during Litquake’s infamous, pub-style Lit Crawl in San Francisco’s Mission District.
Read more about the presentation, and watch the video recording, on The Human Experience.
