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DESCRIPTION:Steven Z. Levine is Leslie Clark Professor of the Humanities at
  Bryn Mawr  College, Pennsylvania, where he’s been teaching for nearly 4
 0 years. A 2003  Guggenheim fellow, he’s lectured widely on art and psych
 oanalysis and is  currently writing a book on portraits, mirrors, and co
 smetic self-fashioning. His lecture will discuss the formation of the self
  as a  split subject of transgression, repentance, and love.\n\nSponsore
 d by: MA in Critical Studies.
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LOCATION:Maryland Institute College of Art, Fred Lazarus IV Center: Audito
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SUMMARY:Steven Z. Levine, The Myth of Bathsheba
URL:fyi.mica.edu
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