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SUMMARY:2023 Prichard Lecture featuring Sociologist\, Author Eric Klinenberg
DESCRIPTION:Renowned sociologist and bestselling author Eric Klinenberg 
 joins us for a discussion of the importance of social infrastructure in 
 fostering the community connections that fortify civic life for our 2023 
 Prichard Lecture\, dedicated this year to mark the 25th anniversary of the 
 William T. Young Library.\n\nDrawing on research from his book Palaces for 
 the People: How Social Infrastructure Can Help Fight Inequality\, 
 Polarization\, and the Decline of Civic Life\, Klinenberg shows that the 
 future of cities and democratic societies rests not only on shared values\, 
 but on social infrastructure: the libraries\, parks\, and civic 
 organizations where crucial connections are formed. \n\nA catered reception 
 and book signing will be held on the First Floor of the Young Library 
 directly following the lecture. This event is free and open to the public. 
 RSVPs are required. \n\n\nEric Klinenberg is the Helen Gould Shepard 
 Professor of Social Science and Director of the Institute for Public 
 Knowledge at New York University. He has appeared on TV programs and 
 podcasts (like This American Life) and written for The Guardian\, Rolling 
 Stone\, The New York Times Magazine\, and the Wall Street Journal\, among 
 others. NPR named Palaces for the People as one of its Best Books of 2018. 
 Klinenberg earned his BA from Brown\, and his master's and PhD from 
 University of California\, Berkeley.
LOCATION:Young Library Second Floor Rotunda
ORGANIZER;CN="Shanna Wilbur":MAILTO:Shanna.Wilbur@uky.edu
CATEGORIES:Featured, Speaker
CONTACT;CN="Shanna Wilbur":MAILTO:Shanna.Wilbur@uky.edu
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