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Meet Maureen Quilligan
By Amber Nimocks and Frank Stasio
- Host Frank Stasio talks with Maureen Quilligan about women in history, literature and everyday life.
As a scholar of Renaissance literature, Maureen Quilligan made a name for herself by re-examining the role of women during the Elizabethan age through the lense of art and literature. As the head of the English Department at Duke University, she helped stabilize a respected institution during a tumultuous time. And as a resident of Hillsborough, North Carolina, Quilligan has helped support the small town's independent merchants, including sewing lamp covers for a new book shop.