Rosalind Morris, Professor of Anthropology at Columbia University, is a prolific writer and scholar. Her recent books include Unstable Ground: The Lives, Deaths, and Afterlives of Gold in South Africa and Accounts and Drawings from Underground, co-created with William Kentridge. Recognized with Rockefeller and Guggenheim fellowships, a Berlin Prize, and residencies at prestigious institutions, as well as film festival prizes, Morris's academic and creative works traverse disciplinary boundaries with artfulness, courage, and precision. Visit www.rosalindcmorris.com for more.

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• If I AmIf I Am Six 3If I Am Seven 5Ten in the Library 7Eleven: Grammar Lessons 8Befindlichkeit 9The New Girl 11Patty Hearst Pays a Visit 13Everyone Burns Their WitchesFear and I Are Twins 17Huntsville, TX 21If in a Tomb 27Letter to the Front in a Time of AIDS 34Late Night News 36Here and There 37Blue 39Ways of SeeingDreaming Eden 43Eyeless in Summer 45K, Accountant 48Blackest Above the Abattoir 51Variorum on Emily Dickinson's Bluebird 53The Astronaut in Isolation 55Ways of Seeing (a Memory of Italy) 56Something Gets PlantedThe Moons of Fifty 61Transit of Mercury 66Reading Dante in St. John the Divine Cathedral 67Hudson River Rhapsody 68Latenight, Called by You 70Sappho's Foot 71Something Gets Planted 73Notes and Acknowledgments 77

Rosalind Morris, Professor of Anthropology at Columbia University, is a prolific writer and scholar. Her recent books include Unstable Ground: The Lives, Deaths, and Afterlives of Gold in South Africa and Accounts and Drawings from Underground, co-created with William Kentridge. Recognized with Rockefeller and Guggenheim fellowships, a Berlin Prize, and residencies at prestigious institutions, as well as film festival prizes, Morris's academic and creative works traverse disciplinary boundaries with artfulness, courage, and precision. Visit www.rosalindcmorris.com for more.

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• If I AmIf I Am Six 3If I Am Seven 5Ten in the Library 7Eleven: Grammar Lessons 8Befindlichkeit 9The New Girl 11Patty Hearst Pays a Visit 13Everyone Burns Their WitchesFear and I Are Twins 17Huntsville, TX 21If in a Tomb 27Letter to the Front in a Time of AIDS 34Late Night News 36Here and There 37Blue 39Ways of SeeingDreaming Eden 43Eyeless in Summer 45K, Accountant 48Blackest Above the Abattoir 51Variorum on Emily Dickinson's Bluebird 53The Astronaut in Isolation 55Ways of Seeing (a Memory of Italy) 56Something Gets PlantedThe Moons of Fifty 61Transit of Mercury 66Reading Dante in St. John the Divine Cathedral 67Hudson River Rhapsody 68Latenight, Called by You 70Sappho's Foot 71Something Gets Planted 73Notes and Acknowledgments 77

Rosalind Morris, Professor of Anthropology at Columbia University, is a prolific writer and scholar. Her recent books include Unstable Ground: The Lives, Deaths, and Afterlives of Gold in South Africa and Accounts and Drawings from Underground, co-created with William Kentridge. Recognized with Rockefeller and Guggenheim fellowships, a Berlin Prize, and residencies at prestigious institutions, as well as film festival prizes, Morris's academic and creative works traverse disciplinary boundaries with artfulness, courage, and precision. Visit www.rosalindcmorris.com for more.

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• If I AmIf I Am Six 3If I Am Seven 5Ten in the Library 7Eleven: Grammar Lessons 8Befindlichkeit 9The New Girl 11Patty Hearst Pays a Visit 13Everyone Burns Their WitchesFear and I Are Twins 17Huntsville, TX 21If in a Tomb 27Letter to the Front in a Time of AIDS 34Late Night News 36Here and There 37Blue 39Ways of SeeingDreaming Eden 43Eyeless in Summer 45K, Accountant 48Blackest Above the Abattoir 51Variorum on Emily Dickinson's Bluebird 53The Astronaut in Isolation 55Ways of Seeing (a Memory of Italy) 56Something Gets PlantedThe Moons of Fifty 61Transit of Mercury 66Reading Dante in St. John the Divine Cathedral 67Hudson River Rhapsody 68Latenight, Called by You 70Sappho's Foot 71Something Gets Planted 73Notes and Acknowledgments 77