A ticket is required. Click here to find out how to get them . His work, influenced by traditions as diverse as the Baptist church, American transcendentalism, the Black Panthers, and European philosophy, seeks to revive the best of liberalism, populism, and democratic socialism. He teaches that racial division fosters the poverty, paranoia, the fear and distrust that undermine our nation's democratic process. In creating an ongoing dialogue between the races, he pursues his vigilant efforts to restore hope in America.
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No ticket required. The native of Tullow, County Carlow, Ireland, is also University Professor at New York University. He was educated at the Christian Brothers School in Newry and later at University College, Dublin, with a B.A. in Latin and English, an M.A. in English, and a Ph.D. in English. A prolific writer and lecturer, Donoghue has also served as University Lecturer in English at Cambridge University, and as Fellow of King s College in Cambridge. He was Professor of Modern English and American Literature at the University College in Dublin, and he has taught semesters at several universities, including Princeton, UCLA, Harvard University and Edinburgh Summer School, in addition to numerous lectureships at other distinguished institutions.