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How are we to find a “home” on this planet of ours?
This is the crux of my three plays. Like the German philosopher Ernst Bloch in his opus The Principle of Hope, I contend that this is the basic human question. We will not be “at home” on earth until all human beings live in a society that acknowledges their right to justice, education, food, water, shelter, and free expression. I. Hedges |
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Theatrical works
Children of Drancy
(The Shoah in France)
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The Eagle and the Cactus
(The French Resistance)
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Kafka in Palestine
(WWII and its Aftermath)
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Books
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Dr. Inez Hedges, PhD
PhD Comparative Literature, Univ. of Wisconsin-Madison 1976
Professor Emerita, Dept. of Cultures, Societies, and Global Studies, Northeastern University
Founding director, Program in Cinema Studies, Northeastern University
Resident Scholar, Brandeis University
i.hedges@northeastern.edu