Literature Lecture Series makes the classics easier to grasp

Running from March 4^th to March 23^rd, this discussion and lecture series will cover some of classic literature’s most challenging and thought-provoking works. Famous classic writing from the libraries of William Faulkner, Virginia Woolf, Plato, and William Shakespeare, just to name a few, will get a contemporary redress as their core concepts are broken down and examined.

This lecture series will be presented by R.J. Jenkins from the Marion County Literacy Council at the Brick City Center from the Arts. At evening events, legal age attendees will be served complimentary Prosecco.

Event Dates:

March 4^th at 5:30 PM
Ulysses

March 5^th at 9:30 AM
Tender Buttons

March 6^th at 12 PM
Dante’s Inferno

March 7^th at 6:00 PM
The Sound and the Fury

March 14^th at 5:30 PM
On the Genealogy of Morals

March 16^th at 11:00 AM
Shakespeare’s Sonnets

March 19^th at 9:30 AM
Plato’s Cave Allegory

March 20^th at 5:30 PM
Mrs. Dalloway

March 21^st at 12 PM
The Wasteland

March 23^rd at 10 AM
Discipline and Punish

Interested readers can visit mcaocala.org/2024/02/23/10-things-youve-always-wanted-but-felt-too-intimidated-to-read to RSVP for free.