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Assistant Professor of Architecture at Harvard’s School of Design Laura J. Miller will study “the construction of domesticity, or the domestic scene,” framed by her study of Frances Glessner Lee, a woman raised in aristocracy who left behind her upbringing to pursue a career in forensic science...
...constructed dioramas of crime scenes, which Miller likened to “demented doll houses,” which focused on women as victims in primarily domestic spaces. The dioramas and the famous house in which Glessner Lee grew up present “utopian and dystopian designs,” Miller said. She plans to compare the differing takes on domesticity found in the house and in the dioramas...
Steve Koepp, who launched this series, supervised a team that included senior editor Christopher John Farley, art director Tom Miller, photo editor Robert Stevens and correspondent Andrea Dorfman. As part-time historians, our journalists are following a Time Inc. tradition. It was 50 years ago that our founder Henry Luce made a donation that launched The Papers of Benjamin Franklin, the Yale-based project that is about to produce its 37th volume. Ten more volumes are expected. We hope you'll find our portrait of the man as fascinating as he was prolific...
...tomato greenhouses he helped build in Baghdad for a seeding project are smashed and looted. Some 1,200 patients at an Iraqi psychiatric hospital who were relying on his group for food had escaped or been released, and now about half have straggled back. Edward Miller, who once oversaw several of the Mennonite Central Committee's Iraqi charities before the war (it spent $6.4 million in 10 years) and recently returned to pick up their pieces, has his work cut out for him. But one thing is not on his to-do list: evangelizing. Mennonite representatives delivering aid in Muslim...
Back in Baghdad, Mennonite Committee employee Miller feels no impulse at all to share his faith with his clients. Miller is a devout Mennonite; he was raised in various locations in Africa where his parents did the committee's humanitarian work. While he was growing up in his church's "peace and justice" tradition, he says, "there was always discussion about the injustices and inequalities around the world and what we should do about it." But he does not think that Christ's word needs further elucidation in the region. Referring to indigenous churches that Evangelicals tend to ignore...