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"A Visit from Henry David Thoreau" is now available to bring one of America's most incisive and thought-provoking voices to your campus, library, conference, state or national park.
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In a dramatic monologue of 40-50 minutes, Kevin Radaker will present the provocative spirit and words of Henry Thoreau, America's mid-nineteenth-century apostle of the wilderness, social critic, and political thinker.
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Immediately after the monologue, Radaker, while still in character, will answer questions from the audience for 15-20 minutes.
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Then, after he is introduced to the audience, Radaker will answer questions as a Thoreau scholar for another 15-20 minutes.
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In all, the program usually lasts 90 minutes, but Radaker can shorten its length and tailor its content to fit your wants and needs.
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Since 1991, Kevin Radaker has presented his dramatic characterization of Thoreau over 300 times around the nation.
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This outstanding interactive humanities program is certain to entertain, educate, and inspire your group or audience as it takes them back to 1860, to that point in history when America was poised on the brink of the Civil War, the railroad and industry were changing the character and pace of our lives, and few Americans had begun to consider the value of our wild lands.
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For more information or to book a performance, contact Professor Radaker at kpradaker@anderson.edu
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