Author: Culture Rover
Michael J. Kramer is a historian, writer, teacher, dramaturg, and editor. His work focuses especially on modern United States cultural and intellectual history and he is the author of The Republic of Rock: Music and Citizenship in the Sixties Counterculture (Oxford University Press, 2013). He teaches history and American studies at Northwestern University, where he is the co-founder of NUDHL, the Northwestern University Digital Humanities Laboratory. He has written for numerous publications and blogs about art, history, politics, and more at Culture Rover.
The Height of Rock Criticism
Geopolitics
Thickness of Life
06/06/19: Keep on Rocking in the Free World—The Transnational Politics of American Rock Music Since the 1960s @ Remaking American Political History Conference, Purdue University
05/31/19: “A Time They Talk About”—John Wesley Harding and the Sixties Counterculture @ The World of Bob Dylan Symposium, The TU Institute for Bob Dylan Studies, University of Tulsa
Digitizing Folk Music History Artist Residency: Anna Roberts-Gevalt
04/10/19: The Republic of Rock—Music & Citizenship in the Global Sixties Counterculture @ Carol Rifelj Faculty Lecture Series, Middlebury College
04/06/19: When Woodstock Was the “Wild East” Festival—The Lost History of San Francisco’s Wild West Festival @ Woodstock 50: Then and Now, Berklee School of Music
Magic
Mapping Humbead’s Map Interactively
Journey to Humbead’s
Book Review—Watching the World Wake Up From History
Courses
