Seies XXVIII: Exploring the Arts and Sciences (Radio program)

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1937

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1939

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1937-11-05

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1937-11-05

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1939-01-16

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1. Why Music is the Greatest of All the Arts
2. Our Press
3. Why Literature is the Greatest of the Arts
4. The Psychology of Genius
5. What is Modern Art?
6. American Folk Songs
7. What Has Happened to American Poetry?
8. Art and Science
9. Modern Masters
10. New Poetry Coming of Age
11. Modern Sculpture
12. Philosophy of Religion
13. The Cartoon and Public Opinion
14. Listening to Music
15. Art in a Democracy
16. The Renaissance in America
17. What is Musicology?
18. Mural Painting in America Today
19. Treasure Hunting in Meteor Crater
20. Technology and Society
21. The American Writer in a Democratic Society
22. Fashions in Furniture
23. Anton Bruckner : Genius and Saint
24. A New Concept of Tuberculosis
25. Behind the Movie Camera
26. The Museum and the Child
27. Two Tapestries
28. Gustav Mahler, Creator and Recreator
29. The Museum and the General Public
30. Sculpture in America Today
31. Science, Industry and Society
32. The Role of the Museum in the Community Life
33. Walker Evans, American Photographer
34. The Cloisters in Fort Tryon Park
35. Hollywood Talks Back
36. Contemporary Mexican Art
37. A Reading of Oriental Poetry
38. The Sun's Family
39. Chinese Bronze
40. The Fabulous Theatre
41. The Museum and Juvenile Delinquency
42. The Writer in Present Day Society
43. The Art of Photography
44. Art and Society
45. Science and Common Sense