Join Jonathan Haidt, a leading author on psychology and morality; Rita Felski, a cultural critic and literary scholar; and Lydia Davis, an acclaimed short story writer, as they explore the future of humanities education in a digital landscape. They discuss how sharing knowledge online is reshaping perceptions and relevance. The trio also dives into strategies for tackling difficult books, offering insights on the importance of approach and mindset, whether for pleasure or project-based reading.
