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good afternoon everyone and welcome to
the twenty twelve ingersoll lecturer on
immortality
i feel exceptionally fortunate to have
had my life at harvard punctuated by
opportunities to listen to and learn
from
today's distinguished lecture
shortly after i arrived at harvard and
two thousand one
toni morrison delivered the fifth
radcliffe institute inaugural lecture
here in sanders theatre
with the audience rising to applaud her
before she had ordered a single word
in two thousand seven
she received the radcliffe mammal on
that very last days treated very less
days of my deanship
and four months later she gave a reading
on the eve of minority rations as
president
said to me earlier this afternoon that
i'm one of four women president she
adopted so unfilled very grateful
television was responsible for
everything that happens then
half a decade later it is such as you
like to welcome tony marcin back to
harvard
she has spoken of artists whose voices
are and i quote or powerfully different
profoundly different
and we recognize that she is in their
company
she has been turned heads with her
writings demanding are undivided
attention
and rewarding our effort
at the intersection and i quote yr
where their historical
becomes people with names
today she is here to contribute once
again to one-up harvard's great
intellectual traditions
maybe even greater this year through the
drawing together at students faculty and
staff from
across the university
an alumni and friends in the broader
community
over the course of the semester faculty
from the divinity school and the faculty
of arts and sciences
have led lectures and workshops centered
on the religious dimensions of toni
morrison's writings
this event is in many ways the
culmination of those conversations
i thank professor study brasco and
stephanie paul cell
for establishing and leading the series
and i think all of you who took the time
to participate in
and of course angst and my deepest
appreciation to dean david hampton
for supporting initiatives to create
these types of learning and teaching
communities
religion shapes individuals and
societies
its study whether prompted by spiraling
entrance
or by the life of practice
is essential
as is
the harvard divinity school
welcome once again to the twenty twelve
ingersoll lecture on immortality
and now please join me in welcoming dean
david
thank you president files zero at warm
words are welcome
for your wonderful leadership of harvard
and for accusing to be here
with us tonight
each year at the beginning of the
engrossed so lecture the thing are
custom
to explaining the anger soul and
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caroline haskell ingersoll
tonight however in order provide as much
time as possible to electric cell
we print of the information about the
interest of the the ingersoll lecture
fund in the program
so i called you to read it under reflect
that while the anger slowing down want
those not in itself guarantee
and mortality
that has lasted for over a century
leads to the move in the right direction
so if immortality is on your mind
a harvard and almonds seems to be the
way to go and
but
tonight's distinguished bigger noble
laurette
but the prize winning writer
tonymar awesome is the eighty-fifth
speaker
and a long line of internationally
renowned scholars and writers will come
by harvard
together in this election
the list includes william james as the
second presenter in eighteen ninety
seven
desai rollers in eighteen ninety-nine
howard thurman in nineteen forty seven
hold till it
nineteen sixty two
carolyn walker bynum
nineteen eighty nine
karen armstrong two thousand five
i'm tonymar austin's princeton colleague
i'll revocable in two thousand and ten
so tonight we had the pleasure of
hearing another brilliant scholar on
writer
reflect on the theme of immortality
which lets be almost
is not a public much-discussed at
harvard
tonymar arsonist chosen intertidal
goodness
altruism military imagination
it's not my pleasure to call on my good
friend and colleague in the faculty of
divinity
professor dudley car asco
introduces evening speaker
the beavers and self a wonderfully a man
to the stolen rider
is in ny a well-written spine professor
of the study of latin america
with the joint appointment in the
department of anthropology in the
faculty of arts and sciences
i have to say that without that the that
because they initiative and persuasive
powers
we would not be gathered here
this evening
in addition i was studied idea along
with my colleague stephanie also
to turn our annual ingersoll lecture and
a semester long set of workshops
culminating in tonight's event
and we had one at uh... lunchtime today
which is really wonderful
that was a genius idea
and of the local in one of the most
intellectually stimulating and deeply
humane set of discussions
about the probe into the plan then
at any university anywhere
so tonight there is a combination of
something very special and the life of
harvard
before i hand over to professor karan
scoops of please allow me a brief but
sincere thank you to every one of our
murder than it is still
two f_a_a_ ass
as well as here memorial hall
the contribute their time and where
to making this event come true
now without further right to deduct
calling professor perhaps go to come
forward
and introduced this former princeton
colleague
at some time travel companion
longtime friend
and our distinguished speaker
tonymar awesome
the final words
and toni morrison's nobel prize
acceptance speech
or spoken by the all-woman blind but
once
to the young people who have come
the challenge her powers of clairvoyance
tony rights
finally
she says
i trust you know
i trust you with the bird that is not in
your hands
because you have truly call it
locally it is
this thing we have done
we learn in this speech
the from morrison the bird
that is not in our hands
signifies language
professor morris is range of language
usage
clearer to me one afternoon at princeton
university
when we were talking about the religious
dimensions of her novels
i told her high have identified two ways
that's a quality shaped her writings
first christian imagery
and meanings
appeared in the sermons of paradise
the apocalypse of solar
and names like first corinthians
chat back
and celestial
she nodded in interest
certainly i spoke to her of the way is
african myths
wisdom and magical flight appeared in
the song of solomon
and the entanglements of african roots
shaped the characters in her novel parbe
tony counter that's fine dot me
but you've left out the third dimension
what does that i asked blind eyes
all she said you've left out all the
strange stuff
all at the harvard
university are working group entitled
have mercy
religious dimensions in the writings of
toni morrison
has explored these and other religious
dimensions of her writings
and we've learned of the multiple ways
she writes and teachers
and has revitalized ever use of american
literature
and how she reveals
our own ways of being
and inhuman
we learned that she spent many years of
her life among students and colleagues
on college campuses
at texas southern
howard university
albany
yale and princeton where she is still
the robert escorting professor of
humanities
emeritus
we learned of the power an appeal of her
writings resulted in the national book
critics' award
for song of solomon
the pulitzer prize
for beloved and in nineteen ninety three
the nobel prize in literature
but do you know that she's also written
plays
one called dreamy nanded
but emmett till
black youths from chicago who was
brutally beaten and shot to death thirty
years ago
during a visit to mississippi
apparently because he was a little white
woman
as she wrote another play called does
the mona
an interactive narrative of words music
and song about shakespeare's
heroine who speaks to the audience
from the grave
but the traumas of race class gender in
war
and the transformative power of love
she wrote a libretto for an opera called
margaret garner
students go look up the name margaret
garner
but not this minute
she co-edited books for children with
her son slate morrison
rule of which are called
the book of mean people
and p need butter
fudge
we learned that she was awarded the
legion of honor in france and she's
recently been awarded the presidential
needham medal of freedom
alike that list last word for her and
for us
length
that this immortal writer was coming to
harvard to talk about immortality
we begin to pay more attention
to the unspeakable things spoken in her
writings
and then the lives of her characters you
know them colour breedlove
baby sounds
shot reckoned paul d
highland hager
challenged us
puzzled us criticized us and we felt
that morrison's language help us hold
together those pieces of our lives
that are the hardest to hold onto
we discovered the cornell west was
correct when he celebrated her nobel
prize
by claiming that she had quote
shattered
invisibility
we learned in our dialogues
about beloved in-home
that she has unmasked
the lethal lie
of the myth of american innocence
it's tenacity and its damage
she showed us that for the politics of
storytelling
to be deep in sustaining
it had to touch the sacred in african
american life
or better
the sacred and profane of being black in
america
and the miracle of blacks writings
the critic john leonard said it this way
out of the gospel of the middle passage
the blues of slavery
the jazz a big city ghetto nights
mother wit
and children's riddle
she had made
radiant
world literature
we marveled how she maintain the flights
of her burns of language
we felt motivated when we found is
earlier reference to the theme of life
death
then perhaps immortality tony rights
that may be here
that maybe the meaning of life
but we do language
that maybe the measure of our lives
so i say students take heed
not only of her novels little her
writings
including her literary criticism of the
book called
playin in the dark
whiteness
and the literary imagination
for on this darkening needs
in the year twenty twelve
with strange stuff
all around us
she has come to be together with us
here at harvard
into a muscle tools
to speak on the topic
the goodness
altruism in the literary imagination
please welcome
toni morrison
on
and tulua morning
in two thousand say
the young man and his trial
into reading and we need to
that's cool
he walked into the school
an extraordinary man
students
the teaching
and few other adults to leave
in london tender along
pages now
depicting
kneecap
and uh...
the mondrian
hara ten
do intense and siemens
as well and the honorable sandhill
although they had been to another school
she demands linking these before
what made this massacre especially
notable
was the fact that it's my understanding
lives and comments communion
non-communist groupies
the most unlike continue
from scratch
before the narrative tracking
the slaughter had given me an exhausting
in the press
another radio
one that was regarded as bizarre
and somehow shop
as the killings
themselves
amish community
for the
the hughes to see
castings
demanded vengeance on even
to get him
being visited and competent
killers within
the killers children
who are not homage
just as they embraced the relatives out
there
and there were a number of things
the nation's for that
behavior
their historical abrasion to kill anyone
at all
any reason
and their separatists
conviction
but more
to the point
the community had
or very good
outside
he said it was god's me tequilla
and is one grandfather
some of the younger people
do not thing
of this man
the helm press conferences
or submitted to television interviews
the quietly they re indian
tended complex him
tore down the road
and you know
and you want
their science following that slaughter
along and any d
infancy
concern ridiculous and
seemed to me
characteristic of
jeannine when
bigness
and so i became fascinated even then
with the term
and it's
definition
now that i think the reason for men
is his own informed as i have
who have long analyze what
constitutes goodness
is good
and what gives our agency are
on a dvd
immunity
of these theories
and they had overwhelming
and slow to reduce my confusion i
thought i should just be staged a turn
altimeter
but again i quickly from what's up
uh... frustrating journey
into on missions
and competent condition
and beginning and i think you know how
to resubmit smallest paypal
rendition
of hit submit
alter
selfless
compassion
them other at the stranger
but that was not just
also led to it
small
interpretation
commentary analyses and down
now if you have been made
theories arguments posited about
altruism
out to resist adding
stinky
selflessness
it's nothing about instinct
it's tot
and you've leonard
another
my second
views that
altruism might actually be simply
narcissism
ego enhancement
even a mental disorder
made manifest in a desperate design
tipping twelve months now
communities would diminish
unlimited b
self loan
but some of the most
thought provoking theory
angel scholarship that is investigating
the d_n_a_ if you
frank tapes seeking
evidence opinion bt g
argumentative five
to enable
the sacrifice of oneself
but the benefit of others
was the kind of brother assistant
two down
and survival of the pages
examples of
conformational contradiction to them
darwinian theories
came primarily as you might imagine from
that animal
and thanked
kingdom
you know squirrels
delivering the
being with you
squeaks
attention to themselves
by the predators
inability to won the abuse
birds as well and especially hands as
you know
pc next
online service to the colony
this one
and such behavior we seem to have to be
viewed
among human
but the question
cdb whether such a
sacrifice for it
pain
relatives offer the community at large
is inmate
as it were
into our jeanne
just as individual conquest of others
is held to be an actual
instinctive drive
that saves evolution
is there a good
along with the selfish
different question for me
kidneys was
an unspoken increase about the
competition
between the dean
and uh...
now have to confess i was unable
contest and a great deal of that
scholarship altruism but i didn't learn
something
about its weight
it's thirteen c
it's relevance and its erupt
in contemporary dot
keeping those amish in mind
i wanted to live in an impact
abed
the press
visual media
cleveland picture
and disliking children
and began to focus almost since
on the shop
forgiveness
i say no to purely a mass shootings at
schools
were perhaps to it
debate too
elsewhere doing just a few days before
but diverse communities unwillingness to
clamor
gestures binge and stuff
mitigation and even to chat
once the compelling
story
the shop
was that the parents of the dead killed
and two
pains
to comfort the killers widow of a family
picture opened
sprays funds for them
and had children not finance
i've been victimized community's
response to that
i suppose
example of evil
to their refusal to fix blamed
the most extraordinary
element was there
it was that side
to be used to be there
that
that cause need to begin to think a
little bit differently
about business as it applies to
the work that i do
of course thinking about that next
supplies
indeed quiet
abuse of it outcasts
now i have to tell you i'm never going
to stick
or impress
back to you
but i have been com
by how attractive it is
to and sp
and stunned by the attention
give in to youtube every quiz
activation
which is not a good night's existence
and ravage
nor to suggest evil does not demand
computation
the simply to wonder
on the easiest solution
especially in chick chat
is it it's theatricality
it's cuts too
it's blood
sperry
the emotional satisfaction
that comes with it
it's investigation
more
then widgets come back
you know ultimate detective story
the paradigm rates to be
perhaps the town plant
and the music
inspectors
it's clothing
it's make it means
factual scott
it's passionate
and aids
the formula and which evil dream
is of course bed basis good
but the dead instead
because goodness
in contemporary pictures scenes
always t_v_ went into it
and too
silicone
running frightening
and helpless to the woods
while the pursuing villain gets more
haha attention
three
he will have some fun
buster
goodness lurks vexed ting
evil has vivid speech
and goodness
bytes it style
it's really bad
hoops doctors
it's going to seize michael
but the head of it
it's a limit to speak
communication with him this picture of
the impossible
at mail bills box p confining language
to repetition
it's faulkner's
being
needy
rather than rummage through the
exquisite
persuasive language
although quick to applaud believers
to reign in this
has the highest and holiest
a few in the chief
and many of which is identified as
saints and
icons of worship
as examples
many times
chuck keeler
falters
i decided not to focus
on the religious language
but on the role
the displays
in literature
in fiction
to use that as a kind of
tents
in the nineteenth century
novels
the pakistan
whenever acts of meat
wickedness of cruelty
so it's controlled
the ending was almost always the china
goodness reconciliation
dickinson
austin in hyd
you those three days left there
those writers and that the readers with
a sense
of the restoration of order
and the trying approaches
you in just a asking
remembers he did not
and crime
the world's most heat
becomes exhausted
by his school
and the language that supports it
and interns to do a good deal
and become sold
with the terminal acts of charity
impeachment since
you can't live with the language of the
evening
known within the silence of d
infinitiofgwinnett exceptions to work
could be cool
this nineteenth-century formula
which is invested
in identifying clearly
is good
obviously dont be voting andy
both of which tomorrow
that said
triple killer witness
and other exceptions to that
formula
i still possible than they do it
the criticism are
daily back by mail and even moby dick
which supported
multiple interpretations
regarding the rank
the power of the mean
thank goodness is even
in these tents
the consequence of delays birds
innocence
his execution
is ishmaol good
is a have a template for goodness
fighting he pretty dang
or at least you wanted
the intro
outfall cst
by india technique
which is the commitment
innocent
representing acted
it's an abandoned
swapped
i've seen
generally how having nineteenth-century
educator
whatever the forces of the matter is
that the tennis is faced with
rededication
and the time
abridge it was his or her
reward
now twentieth-century novelist where
unimpressed
the movement away
from having indians living charlie
look good over evil
was very rapid barry scott
particularly after world war
ekak asking people if two y
to ignore
but to just do it
with the simplistic gesture
thank goodness
many early modern not especially in
there
concentrated on mature redeemable
consequences
the harm debate
to its warplanes
to sister
to humans that simple
in those text
acts of ship goodness
right comical achievement irony
yet
oregon excellent compass suspicion
fruitless spent works
right income
faulkner's attorney
in the mixed reviews we've received most
of which were
and disobeying
of the liberal dubbed the delivering
armistice
the center that will
between soldiers and trench warfare
began in taiwan tie the americans on the
other
an armistice disapproval
nine slightly
tan
some limited these days to them
sacrificing dead
first responders running into
higher building
needs
throwing themselves on their neighbors
to save the lives of
others
rescuing the drowning the war
clearly fall
this character in the table
nam
the scene
or preached
evil
the hence intellectual plaque
an almighty
he demanded and
examination
of its consequences
state me
you the lid
you successes
help
melon
missed chances for
krister
often seemed to be
contemporary litigious content
u-haul insisting
goodness it's an audience
lot
assuming even has a ticket
one of the most compelling
from the example
of this obsession with he
umberto eco
i was calling in
the prog read yet it's not
relief aid
amnesty ms boarded the title
and looked it up and i don't remember it
but anyway
america and
brown
death destruction companies
for nearly a billion
a lifetime
it didn't go
with the man
who've they
da
dewey's
m pro-nazi uh...
protocols in
character
in a bit of echoes book
writes that
and when you read it
isolated
you feel very speedy
i mean you know if they
made union
list
it's so awful
if you like to texan recruited really
there
in any case
that's an example
they're gay
and a deeply deeply
disturbing
because of its fascination
with the nature of the
and a disturbance at cal
was precisely pickup
heat-treated
intent
and the scorned
of the monotony
and steve pete
of good
intemperate issue is not interested in
bigness on a larger even inmates came
well it appears it's always a denoted
holocene ten
day has trouble
speaking it to me
for every day
to kill a mockingbird theories
wise blood
or good man's heart to come
striking goodness down
with the world
bearing
nearly twentieth century and early
twentieth-century heavyweight
philippa lawman who saw about
and so on and many others a masters
exposing
the frailty
pointless and the comedy
well i thought it would be interesting
do you
frightening to me
you'd probably be informative to examine
this
defect
stepping through
on a life
and or the death
of goodness in the kitchen
by using my own one
i wanted to make it
and plan ahead
my whole understand
by employing the definitions i gave you
earlier about tourism
anti-terrorism
to look at the very
goodness talk and learn
hehehehe
accountants changes or
taking risks for them
too
criticism form of maths assistant you go
in and men
believe in a mental disorder
that missus instinct
and resultant genetic
protecting
go once again
as an example
his habit
i'd learned to goodness
i think named anyway in
mercy
here's a priest
who had some
danger
to himself
teaches female slaves
dvd enright
now in cases is under misunderstood as
simple kindness
using example
punishments
levied on white people
who risked
promoting literacy
among black people
anyway preston
assembling sleeves
for purposes of
instructing them to me
all right
also seeing within any unlawful family
saleby and find indian
maddox the
six months
and design
magic feeding hundred dollars
and some of them of course was simply
matched
but that texas in criminal law
as late as eighteen for you
the priest says that speak he simply
takes what he has been taught
orlando possibly simply p
and give the obliged to do
pilot in the marshes
experienced
teaching
the the montana
and the children
fillets
example of
three just sort of instinctive
can detection
is the most common
and that isn't it
goodness
and it was so
periods
in which i do not be in have you know
what to do nation in my own work
into love mother
stipulated train
we get the ancient money
and uh...
t_-fifty from time
despair him
and others as below
the site
itself destruction
now this is just a moment
who throws herself out of the window
his favor dot
i'm fine
these acts seem to defy to theatrical
in our company buying those compelling
on the other hand
it is to giving away
upon to china
to exchange an
in order to save uh... from certain
molestation
in the murder scene
the motive
that inhalants florence mother
on your mind
seems to me
cloves
totalitarianism
and most importantly
is given mine
which i hope
would be
a profound
and little definition
and she said
to be given to me
given to me
over another
behind
to rest
is the wrong
to give dominion of mr
to them
another example of three
unquestioning compassion
and support not just a can
but have memories of the group
in home for example
women provide unsolicited
is necessary in the recent pic
to a member of the collective
who has spent her life
dispensing
the reason
their responsibility too
dot
the did not want to meet them maker
and have nothing to say
when he pack
what have you
further incidents of inmate
compassion
ezekiel leniency
and i've seen
physically
excuse me home
physically as well as mentally
it was important to me in compassion
callings
to use them
is that propels them
you free
napkin and nobody
is obliged to save you
and a serious limitation
you knwo
which you christine
somewhere inside
is that creepers
looking at
and that had to miss him
an example
but this is a former nazi system
and perhaps
mental disability
really interested a phrase book and
universitat
determined to erase
itself clumping
soviet checked a character who is down
to uses to give
of picked indian blew up
to limit their
it's like i'm me
update
in his medicare
speak you speak
long lol
many any american himself
doing the good that god has been cubes
and misunderstood
the diabolical
as his money
because views by the bank group of
narcissus i suppose
feminist is lying
overtown
believe these last
fourteen years
had become more and more invested
in making
chillin
acts of goodness
however casual deliberate on misapplied
unlike the undisputed bless
produced line
even when not particularly
like teaching
treats
such xmas
a strong impact
i'm a novel struck
and on its meaning
expressions of goodness
and never truly in
and never incidental
in my mind
in fact i want them to have
tune
and to illuminate
sciences
the moral question
invaded
in the name
it was important to me
that none of these expressions of
protest
the handled com
of our time
andy excel
allowing goodness its own speech
does not and i have been
but it does allowed me
signified
understanding apartments
acquisition
style
as satisfactory agreement for me
is when the protagonist learned
something vital
and marlene cycle
and mature
that she or he did not
at the beginning
claudius worked
i think into the next step
that the land of the entire country
as hostile
turn that down
they saw his bday
facing actor
safety seats it will not be chain
certain fruit
them out there
and mary
of its own
and save the date
way today
we uh...
but it doesn't matter
it's too late
at least on the edge of my town
among uh... regions sunflower
i might add
is march
searching this site has nothing to do
with winning
and everything to do
the deposition
knowledge on displaying
in the language of moral
clapped
of good
Her books include The Invisible Scar (1966), Everything a Women Needs to Know to Get Paid What She's Worth (1973), Case Against College (1975), The Crowding Syndrome: Learning to Live With Too Much and Too Many (1976), Enterprising Women (1976), What Women Want (1979), The Two-Paycheck Marriage (1979), Second Careers (1992), and Lives of Our Own (1995).[1] Her book The Invisible Scar, about the Great Depression, was named by the American Library Association as one of the 100 most significant books of the year.[1]
Caroline's 1968 book, Born Female: the High Cost of Keeping Women Down, grew out of an article on discrimination against women in business that was rejected by The Saturday Evening Post. Years later when Sofia Montenegro, an award-winning Nicaraguan journalist and prominent feminist activist, was asked how she became a revolutionary, she said that she would never forget the book that had changed her life; she was 16 years old when she read Born Female: the High Cost of Keeping Women Down.[3]
According to the Oxford English Dictionary, the first time the term sexism appeared in print was in Bird's speech "On Being Born Female", which was delivered before the Episcopal Church Executive Council in Greenwich, Connecticut, and subsequently published on November 15, 1968, in Vital Speeches of the Day (p. 6).[4] In this speech she said in part: "There is recognition abroad that we are in many ways a sexist country. Sexism is judging people by their sex when sex doesn't matter. Sexism is intended to rhyme with racism. Women are sexists as often as men."[5]
In 1977, Bird became an associate of the Women's Institute for Freedom of the Press (WIFP).[6] WIFP is an American nonprofit publishing organization. The organization works to increase communication between women and connect the public with forms of women-based media.
Bird was a consultant to the National Commission on the Observance of International Women's Year in 1977 and was the chief writer of its report, The Spirit of Houston (1978).[1]
In 1979, the Supersisters trading card set was produced and distributed; one of the cards featured Bird's name and picture.[7]
She died on January 11, 2011, in Nashville, Tennessee. The Caroline Bird Papers, 1915–1995, are held at the Archives and Special Collections Library, Vassar College Libraries.[1]
Personal life
She married Edward A. Menuez in 1934 and they divorced in 1945; in 1957 she married J. Thomas Mahoney, who died in 1981.[2]
^Randall, Margaret (1994). Sandino's Daughters Revisited: Feminism in Nicaragua. New Brunswick, New Jersey: Rutgers University Press. p. 289. ISBN978-0813520254.
^"Sexism". Oxford English Dictionary Vol. 15 (2nd ed.). Oxford, UK: Clarendon Press. 1989. p. 112.
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