Roundtable
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It’s hard to imagine New York City without Robert Moses.
He built parks, parkways, beaches, and public housing at an unprecedented scale — and reshaped the city in ways we’re still debating today.
Roundtable, the online classroom of 92nd Street Y, takes a critical look at Moses’ complex legacy in an 8-session class led by Cornell University urban historian Thomas J. Campanella. Moving beyond myth (and even Robert Caro’s 'The Power Broker'), we’ll examine the full arc of his 50-year career. The heroic and the destructive alike.
How should we judge a figure who both built and dismantled so much of modern New York?
Grateful to partner with NYC creator Urbanist Ariel for helping bring this important conversation to a wider audience through his video feature.
If you care about cities, power, and the making of the modern metropolis, join us: https://tr.ee/lHXBHJ
10/21/2025
In the history of literature, few authors have demanded as much from their readers as Nabokov — or rewarded the careful reader so profoundly. For him, reading was never passive: it was a puzzle, a collaboration.
Join leading Nabokov scholar Tatyana Gershkovich for a course exploring 'The Gift' and its inquiry into the creative nature of reading.
🎁 Use code THEGIFT50 for 50% off class registration.
Nabokov’s The Gift: How to Read Like a Writer
Thu, 10/30-11/20 | Online
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Nabokov’s The Gift: How to Read Like a Writer In the history of literature, few authors have demanded as much from their readers as Nabokov — or rewarded the careful reader so profoundly. For him, reading was never passive: it was a puzzle, a collaboration. Join leading Nabokov scholar Tatyana Gershkovich for a course exploring The Gift and i...
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