Robinson Crusoe
- 290 pages
- 11 hours of reading
On a desolate tropical island, a shipwrecked British seaman tries to master his hostile environment and remain civilized.
Michael Shinagel Books
This author delves deeply into the English and American novel, as well as satire. His work explores the rich history and evolution of university extension education, examining institutional development within academic traditions. Shinagel's approach involves meticulous study of literary works and educational structures, offering readers insight into the intellectual landscape. His writings highlight the significance of lifelong learning and its impact on shaping the academic sphere.
The Third Age at Harvard
A Personal History of the Harvard Institute for Learning in Retirement
- 116 pages
- 5 hours of reading
The book offers a unique insider's perspective on the Harvard Institute for Learning in Retirement (HILR), detailing its founding by Dean Michael Shinagel in 1977 and its growth into a prestigious institution. Shinagel, who served as dean for an unprecedented duration, reflects on the evolution of HILR and its status as a national model for learning programs for retirees. His rejoining the institute as a member in 2019 underscores his enduring connection to its mission and legacy.
Norton Critical Edition: Robinson Crusoe
An Authoritative Text, Backgrounds And Sources, Criticism; Edited By Michael Shinagel
- 399 pages
- 14 hours of reading