Walter Gove Professor of Sociology Emeritus. After earning his PhD in sociology at the University of Washington in 1968, Walter Gove joined the faculty of Vanderbilt. He has received numerous awards and honors for his scholarly record.

Walter Gove Professor of Sociology Emeritus: Email: Gary Jensen Professor and Chair of Sociology Emeritus Professor of Religious Studies Emeritus; Chair of Political Science Emeritus: Email: Ronnie Steinberg Professor of Sociology Emerita Director of the Women’s Studies Program Emerita: Email

2001 Walter Gove (Sociology) 2000 John Lachs (Philosophy) 1999 Michael Kreyling (English) 1998 No award given ; 1997 Thomas M. Harris (Chemistry) 1996 John Halperin (English) 1995 No award given ; 1994 Paul Conkin (History) 1993 Daniel Cornfield (Sociology) 1992 William Race (Classical Studies) 1991 J. S. Butler (Economics) 1990 Vereen Bell ...

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In 1935 Walter Benjamin argued that the advent of photography and film not only changed traditional aesthetic practices but our entire notion of art and sensual perception: mechanical reproduction, according to Benjamin, emancipated the aesthetic from the authority of concepts such as originality, genius, and expressive authenticity.

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Russell Berman, “The Astheticization of Politics: Walter Benjamin on Fascism and the Avant-Garde,” Modern Culture and Critical Theory: Art, Politics, and the Legacy of the Frankfurt School. Madison University of Wisconsin Press, 1989.

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1968: Walter Floyd Pratt, Jr. 1967: Charles Clay Ivie 1966: Thomas Henry Graves 1965: Not Awarded 1964: William Walter Richardson 1963: John Wesley Brinsfield, Jr. 1962: Not Awarded 1961: Richard Neal Batson 1960: William Harvey Dobelle 1959: Chester Burns 1958: Not Awarded 1957: L. Vastine Stabler 1956: John Marshall 1955: Robert L. Goldman