Kathryn Kramer is the author of several novels, most recently Sweet Water, short fiction, and non-fiction articles. She’s currently completing a memoir entitled Missing History: The Covert Education of a Child of the Great Books, about the experience of being brought up in the Socratic tradition. Her first novel, A Handbook for Visitors from Outer Space (1984), is set in an unspecified but Near Future land – which turns out to be New Jersey – in a state of constant War with an unknown enemy. On a volunteer basis she teaches English as a second language to migrant workers in Vermont and has an Undergraduate Collaborative Research Fund grant from the college to work with a student to develop an ESL textbook for this population.
Kathryn received a Guggenheim Fellowship in 1996
US academic and author (1945- )
Born | 02 Oct 1952 |
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US academic and author (1945- )
Born | 02 Oct 1952 |
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Families, Fiction, Books and reading, Buitenaards leven, Family, Fiction, science fiction, general, Humanistic Education, Intellectual life, Literatuur, Livres et lecture, Science fiction, Spiritualiteit, St. John's College (Annapolis, Md.), St. John's College (Santa Fe, N.M.), Vie intellectuelle, Éducation humanisteID Numbers
- OLID: OL6867678A
- Wikidata: Q55267181
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