Photo caption Alix of Miami gave the city a signature style in the 1950s. Johnson / Florida State Archives / Florida Memory Project November/December 2007 Volume 28, Issue 6 SUBSCRIBE FOR HUMANITIES MAGAZINE PRINT EDITION Browse all issues Sign up for HUMANITIES Magazine newsletter Also in this issue Michael Gillette Michael Gillette works to make Humanities Texas as noticeable as the handsome mansion it is restoring and using as a new headquarters. Rebecca Onion Teaching Rembrandt Why introduce children to masterpieces? Joseph Matthew Piro Mickey Ramps It Up Disney parking garage is world's largest. Humanities Staff Freedom Through Conversion Conflict Endured during Colonial Period in Virginia over Morality of Christians Enslaving Other Christians Humanities Staff The City That Never Slept Walt Whitman on 19th Century New York Humanities Staff Faith and Fiction Marilynne Robinson on the reception of Gilead Humanities Staff Film as Argument The early disputatious days of American movies. Bruce Bennett Editor's Note, November/December 2007 David Skinner
Michael Gillette Michael Gillette works to make Humanities Texas as noticeable as the handsome mansion it is restoring and using as a new headquarters. Rebecca Onion
Freedom Through Conversion Conflict Endured during Colonial Period in Virginia over Morality of Christians Enslaving Other Christians Humanities Staff