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ALT “The eye, that communes with nature, and understands it, discerns loveliness in all its forms” on a petri plate with selective agar medium for culturing microorganisms. Extracted from The American Common-place Book of Prose (1828). Photo by Caitlin Carlson.
ALT “The eye, that communes with nature, and understands it, discerns loveliness in all its forms” on a petri plate with selective agar medium for culturing microorganisms. Extracted from The American Common-place Book of Prose (1828). Photo by Caitlin Carlson.
ALT “The eye, that communes with nature, and understands it, discerns loveliness in all its forms” on a petri plate with selective agar medium for culturing microorganisms. Extracted from The American Common-place Book of Prose (1828). Photo by Caitlin Carlson.
ALT “The eye, that communes with nature, and understands it, discerns loveliness in all its forms” on a petri plate with selective agar medium for culturing microorganisms. Extracted from The American Common-place Book of Prose (1828). Photo by Caitlin Carlson.
ALT Logistical info in poster-style: black background with off-white and red text and cartoon-style images of two bottles, one red and one off-white, labeled with a skull. Text reads: The Early Modern Colloquium is pleased to host "A black 'poyson' on the state: Editing Shakespeare and Race" presented by Dr. Brandi K. Adams, Arizona State University, English. When: 12/6 at 6 PM Where: Zoom.