Vol. 24 No. 1 (2015): Maine Policy Review

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Special issue on the humanities.

Published: 2015-01-01

Front Matter

Editor's Letter

Ann Acheson (Author)

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Contents

Editorial Staff (Author)

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Essays

Margaret Chase Smith Essay: The Urgency of Democracy

William Adams (Author)

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Margaret Chase Smith Essay: The Right of Independent Thought

Jonathan Fanton (Author)

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Articles

Poetry Out Loud: Two Perspectives, The Halls Come Alive With the Sound of Poetry

Susan Thebedeau (Author)

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"What Kind of Place Do We Want to Live In?" Place, the Humanities, and Public Policy in Maine

Carol Toner (Author)

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Waterville Creates!: Greater than the Sum of Its Arts

Kerill O'Neill, Nate Rudy (Author)

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The Other Maine Guides: How the Humanities Create Sense of Place and Enrich Tourism

Kreg Ettenger (Author)

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The Role of the Humanities in Rural Community Development

Sheila Jans (Author)

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Philosophy Across the Ages

Kirsten Jacobson (Author)

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Muslims in Maine: Eid Mubarak!

Reza Jalali (Author)

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The Museum That Would Not Die: The Strange Persistence of the Maine State Museum

Bernard Fishman (Author)

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Maine in the Global Age: Section Introduction

Editorial Staff (Author)

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What Are You Going to Do with That Major?: The Humanities, Jobs, and a Career

Patricia Counihan (Author)

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The Common Good: Collaboration among Cultural Institutions in Maine

Jessica Routhier (Author)

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The Maine Memory Network: Re-Imagining the Dynamics and Potential of Local History

Stephen Bromage (Author)

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Digital Humanities and the Common Good

Pamela Fletcher, Crystal Hall (Author)

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A Role for World Languages in Improving Maine’s Economic Climate

Jane Smith (Author)

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Power and Pleasure of Ideas: The Maine Humanities Council and the Public Humanities in Maine

Hayden Anderson (Author)

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What Supports the Humanities?: Section Introduction

Editorial Staff (Author)

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Public Humanities: Section Introduction

Editorial Staff (Author)

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Northeast Historic Film and the Documentation of Maine’s History

Jim Henderson, Karan Sheldon (Author)

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Why the Humanities Are Necessary to Public Policy, and How

Anna Bartel (Author)

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Maine Sea Grant and the Humanities: Marine Science (and History and Art) for Maine People

Catherine Schmitt (Author)

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The Power of Language in Changing a Community's Story

Linda Godfrey (Author)

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Who Supports the Humanities in Maine? The Benefits (and Challenges) of Volunteerism

Libby Bischof (Author)

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Digital Humanities: Section Introduction

Editorial Staff (Author)

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Maine's Quality of Place: Section Introduction

Editorial Staff (Author)

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The Fabulous Promise and Practical Need for the Humanities in the Twenty-First Century

Liam Riordan (Author)

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Public Libraries: Essential Infrastructure for the Public Humanities

Stephen Podgajny (Author)

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Maine Museums

Editorial Staff (Author)

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Not a Big Stretch: Community College Humanities

Ronald Cantor (Author)

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Humanities beyond the Classroom: Blessed Be the Human Ties That Bind

David Richards (Author)

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Broadening the Gene Pool: The Value of the Humanities Future Success

Michael Grillo (Author)

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Humanities and Education: Section Introduction

Editorial Staff (Author)

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National History Day: Exploring the Past with Middle and High School Students

John Taylor (Author)

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The Digital Humanities Imperative: An Archival Response

Pauleena MacDougall, Katrina Wynn (Author)

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Walden, the Humanities, and the Classroom as Public Space

Kristen Case (Author)

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Data Curation Needed to Avoid a Digital Dark Age

Desiree Butterfield-Nagy (Author)

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Poetry Out Loud: Two Perspectives, Overview

Julie Richard (Author)

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Mapping the History of the State: The Historical Atlas of Maine

Stephen Hornsby (Author)

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Interviews

The Importance of the Humanities: Reflections from Leading Policymakers

Linda Silka (Author)

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Roundtables

Regionalism and Contemporary Artists in Maine: Opportunities and Challenges

George Kinghorn (Author)

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