Alfred Kazin
The death of Alfred Kazin earlier this month may represent the end of an era in American letters and ideas. Son of a housepainter and dressmaker who couldn't read his books, he became an influential literary critic and intellectual. Join host Barbara Kraft and a distinguished panel for a discussion in tribute to Alfred Kazin, on "The Politics of Culture."
By Sarah Spitz • • 1 min readThe death of Alfred Kazin earlier this month may represent the end of an era in American letters and ideas. Son of a housepainter and dressmaker who couldn't read his books, he became an influential literary critic and intellectual. Join host Barbara Kraft and a distinguished panel for a discussion in tribute to Alfred Kazin, on "The Politics of Culture."