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Written by Anne Marie Cammarato Hazel is about a family struggling to survive a climate that has collapsed, bringing continual storms and emptying out their hometown. Even as the storms rage and food becomes scarce, they also struggle with their mother’s increasing dementia and confusion. When one of the two sisters becomes pregnant, the decision to stay in the land they still consider home becomes a point of contention and disagreement. Speaker Todd Jones, Mississippi State University Kwame Anthony Appiah, Professor of Philosophy and Law at New York University, is one of the world’s most prominent philosophers and public intellectuals. For information about the Dunbar Lecture in Philosophy & Law please contact Philosophy Forum Series Coordinator Neil A. Manson, Professor of Philosophy, at namanson@olemiss.edu. Speaker Rob Reed, University of Alabama Speaker Ariell Zimran, Vanderbilt University
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