Helping Hand For Humanities
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Linguists, philosophers, anthropologists, historians, and literary scholars were among the many attendees of the American Council of Learned Societies’ annual meeting this weekend in Philadelphia. The ACLS, whose office is based in Manhattan, is a nonprofit federation of 68 national scholarly organizations.
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