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Lecture Recordings Archive
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Lecture Series Audio Recordings

Fall 2009 Lectures
David Fears, Independent Scholaraudio
The Making of Mark Twain Day By Day: Rudyard Kipling Meets Mark Twain
Downloadthe audio recording |19MB | MP3 format 

Mark Woodhouse Elmira Collegeaudio
A Look at the Collections of the Mark Twain Archive
Downloadthe audio recording |19MB | MP3 format 

Abraham Kupersmith, Borough of Manhattan Community College, City University of New York, Emeritusaudio
Twain and Freud on Personality and Politics
Downloadthe audio recording |19MB | MP3 format

Spring 2009 Lectures
Steve Courtney Independent Scholaraudio
“This Damned Fool’s Example”: The Rifts Between Mark Twain
and Joe Twichell
Downloadthe audio recording |19MB | MP3 format

James E. Caron University of Hawai'iaudio
Mark Twain, Unsanctified Newspaper Reporter
Downloadthe audio recording |19MB | MP3 format

M. Thomas Inge Randolph-Macon Collegeaudio
Hank Morgan on Film: Adaptations of A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court
Downloadthe audio recording |19MB | MP3 format

Fall 2008 Lectures
Jeffrey Steinbrink, Franklin & Marshall Collegeaudio
Did Quarry Farm Matter?
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Spring 2008 Lectures
Forrest Robinson, Professor of American Studies University of California, Santa Cruz  audio
The Author-Cat: Bad Faith in Clemens’s Life and Work
Download   the audio recording |19MB | MP3 format

Tom Quirk; Professor of English at the University of Missouri – Columbia  audio
How Mark Twain changed his very own mind
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Peter Krass, Independent Scholar  audio
Mark Twain: His Business (Mis)-Adventures
Download   the audio recording |19MB | MP3 format

Fall 2007 Lectures
Gary F. Scharnhorst; Distinguished Professor of English, University of New Mexico 
audio  Mark Twain Interviews; The Final Report 
Download   the audio recording |23MB | MP3 format   

Terrell Dempsey; Independent Scholar 
audio  Searching for Jim: Slavery in Sam Clemens's World
Download   the audio recording |19MB | MP3 format  

Laura Skandera Trombley; President, Pitzer College
audio Mark Twain's Annus Horribilis of 1908
Download   the audio recording | 22MB | MP3 format  

Spring 2007 Lectures  
Shelley Fisher Fishkin, Professor of English and Director of American Studies, Stanford University
audio The “War-Prayer” Revisited: A Text for Our Time
Download the audio recording | 16.8MB | MP3 format 

audio Hal Bush, Associate Professor of English, Saint Louis University
Mark Twain and Spiritual Crisis 
Download the audio recording | 20.9MB | MP3 format 

audio Joe Fulton, Associate Professor of English, Baylor University

The Reverend Mark Twain: “This Career of Sparkling Holiness, Usefulness, and Health-Giving Theological Travel”
Download the audio recording | 20.9MB | MP3 format  

Fall 2006 Lectures
J. Michael Pratt, Assistant Professor of Management Information Systems, Elmira College
A Fossil Guide to Mark Twain's Essay "Was the World Made for Man?"
Download   the audio recording | 12.8MB | MP3 format

audioPhilip Ashley Fanning, Independent Scholar, San Francisco, CA
Mark Twain, Orion Clemens, and the Mysterious Stranger
Download   the audio recording | 16.5MB | MP3 format

audioDonald Hoffman, Independent Scholar, Kansas City, Missouri
Sailing to Bermuda with Mark Twain
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audioStephen Railton, Professor of English, University of Virginia
Mark Twain, Virtually
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Spring 2006 Lectures
audioDavid Caplan, Associate Professor, Ohio Wesleyan University
“That Grotesque and Laughable Word, Patriotism”: Rethinking Mark Twain on Patriotism
Download   the audio recording | 18.8 MB | MP3 format

audioSteve Courtney, Independent Scholar, Hartford, CT
Joe Twichell’s War: How Mark Twain’s Good Friend and Confidant Handled Three Tough Years in the Army of the Potomac
Download   the audio recording | 16.7 MB | MP3 format

audioBruce Michelson, Professor of American Literature, University of Illinois
Mark Twain and the American Media Revolution
Download   the audio recording | 19.4 MB | MP3 format