Feb 3
The Art of Living Well: Montaigne's Essays, with Professor Cathy Yandell
Carls in New Mexico
are invited to
The Art of Living Well: Montaigne's Essays
with Professor Cathy Yandell
February 3, 10, 17 & March 3

Professor Cathy Yandell would love to have Carls in her upcoming 4-session course on The Art of Living Well: Montaigne's Essays.
In reading a few of Montaigne's celebrated essays, we will address some of the following questions: How, amidst national and international turmoil, can we live our best lives? How to grow older gracefully? How can we find richness in the “back shop” of our minds? Are there secrets to finding joy and contentment among the ashes? How is it possible to think of conflict in the most nuanced ways? Montaigne, the most celebrated and beloved writer-philosopher of the French Renaissance, offers possible answers to these and other questions—sometimes historical, sometimes humorous, always thoughtful.
Time
1:00 - 3:00 p.m.
Location
University of New Mexico
Continuing Education
South Building, 204
1634 University Blvd. NE
Albuquerque, NM 87102
Registration (and fee of $59) is managed through the University of New Mexico.
Information on location and free parking can be found on the UNM Continuing Education website.

Cathy Yandell is the W.I. and Hulda F. Daniell Professor Emerita of French and Francophone Studies at Carleton College. The former David and Marion Bryn-Jones Distinguished Teaching Professor of French Literature, Language, and Culture, she was knighted by the French government in the Order of Academic Palms in 2019. Author of Time and Gender in Early Modern France and co-editor of Vieillir à la Renaissance (Growing Old in the Renaissance) and Memory and Community in Sixteenth Century France, she also published a general interest book with Saint Martin’s Press in 2023: The French Art of Living Well: Finding Joie de Vivre in the Everyday World (translated into three other languages). When not buried in books, she loves hiking, dance, yoga, cooking, and the flying trapeze.
Questions?
Contact Alumni Relations via email or 800-729-2586.
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