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Practicing the Humanities: Amanda Anderson at TEDxBrownUniversity
In this smart and engaging talk, Amanda Anderson makes a powerful case for the distinctive value of the humanities. About Amanda Anderson: Professor Amanda A...
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Students: Why are the Humanities important?
A short video explaining StuHum's mission. For Students, By Students: Using Social Media to Ensure a Future for the Humanities. Join the team and advocate! h...
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Humanities Lowest Moments
Humanities Lowest Moments. Humans can be terrible, the worst. This video lists 5 of humanities lowest moments. Hopefully we have learned from our horrible past but to be honest, it doesn't really look like it...
5. The Shanghai Baby
The photo of a Chinese baby crying after a Japanese air raid on the Shanghai South Station in late August 1937 is one of the iconic images of the Second Sino-Japanes
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Scientism and the Humanities
Roger Scruton, May 7, 2013
The Wheatley Institution
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Lawrence Krauss: Should Science Teachers Be Paid More Than Humanities Teachers?
Lawrence Krauss argues for differential pay scales for teachers with advanced training in science and math to accommodate the free market. Transcript -- I've...
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The Humanities and the Future of the University | Mahindra Humanities Center
Participants: Lawrence S. Bacow President Emeritus, Tufts University Homi K. Bhabha Director of the Mahindra Humanities Center, Harvard University Stefan Col...
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Humanities Presentation "What is Humanities?" for CASC
This video is for educational purpose only, I do not own the images or music. This was my presentation for my Humanities class at Carl Albert State College.
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Professor Curran's Intro to Humanities Week 1 Lecture
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In Defense of Humanities
As universities across the country question the need for humanities education, John Landy, co-director of Stanford's Philosophy and Literature Initiative com...
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The big bang theory - The humanities
The big Bang theory.
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So you Want to Get a PhD in the Humanities
A bright motivated undergrad decides to ask her professor for a recommendation to graduate school.
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Quit Your Technology Job and Get a Humanities Ph.D.
(May 11, 2011) Dr. Damon Horowitz is a philosopher and entrepreneur, exploring what is possible at the intersection of technology and the humanities. He disc...
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So You Want to Get a PhD in the Humanities: Nine Years Later
Our intrepid young English major finally completes her doctoral degree, and is appropriately rewarded.
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Why Humanities
Humanities is important because it - teaches us what it means to be human -teaches us about the world we live in -to think creatively and critically - to be ...
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Oh The Humanities! | Kate Cottle | TEDxWilmingtonUniversity
Kate Cottle asks the question: Why study the humanities? We study the humanities to become better humans. The humanities impact workplace and life skills, our global perspective, and the beauty and history of human experience.
Kate Cottle is the Chair of Humanities and Literature at Wilmington University. Her areas of instruction include writing and research, hybrid and online course design,
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Enriching our lives – why the Humanities and Social Sciences matter now
Speaker(s): Professor Julia Black, Greg Clark, Professor Lord Stern
Chair: Professor Conor Gearty
Recorded on 3 February 2015 in New Theatre, East Building.
In February 2014 the British Academy published Prospering Wisely, a multimedia resource which explores the nature of ‘prosperity’ in today’s world. It highlights the importance of thinking beyond simple measures such as GDP, showing how hum
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An Introduction to Digital Humanities - Bay Area DH
Elijah Meeks' introduction to the first meeting of Bay Area Digital Humanities, "What is Digital Humanities". This event was held on May 19th at Stanford University.
http://www.meetup.com/BayAreaDH/events/180309802/
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Tanner Lectures: The Paradoxes of Empathy — Lecture 1 | Mahindra Humanities Center
The Tanner Lectures on Human Values April 8 - 10, 2014 LECTURE 1 "The Other as Myself: Empathy and Power" Tuesday, April 8, 4:00pm Paine Hall, Music Building...
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The President Awards the National Medals of the Arts and Humanities
President Obama delivers remarks at the National Medals of the Arts and Humanities Awards ceremony at the White House. September 10, 2015.
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South Carolina Governor's School for the Arts and Humanities (SCGSAH)
This video showcases the best public art school in the country, the South Carolina Governor's School for the Arts and Humanities (SCGSAH). It is a public res...
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Professor Daniel Dennett - How Did the Humanities Evolve?
See Daniel C Dennett below giving a lecture entitled: 'How did the humanities evolve?' This is the first of four lectures given by Professor Dennett during t...
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Baylor University - What can I do with a humanities major?
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Arts and Humanities
Students of the Arts and Humanities at Harvard explore the many forms of human expression. They ask universal questions and seek global answers.
Practicing the Humanities: Amanda Anderson at TEDxBrownUniversity
In this smart and engaging talk, Amanda Anderson makes a powerful case for the distinctive value of the humanities. About Amanda Anderson: Professor Amanda A......
In this smart and engaging talk, Amanda Anderson makes a powerful case for the distinctive value of the humanities. About Amanda Anderson: Professor Amanda A...
wn.com/Practicing The Humanities Amanda Anderson At Tedxbrownuniversity
In this smart and engaging talk, Amanda Anderson makes a powerful case for the distinctive value of the humanities. About Amanda Anderson: Professor Amanda A...
- published: 21 Nov 2012
- views: 3095
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author: TEDx Talks
Students: Why are the Humanities important?
A short video explaining StuHum's mission. For Students, By Students: Using Social Media to Ensure a Future for the Humanities. Join the team and advocate! h......
A short video explaining StuHum's mission. For Students, By Students: Using Social Media to Ensure a Future for the Humanities. Join the team and advocate! h...
wn.com/Students Why Are The Humanities Important
A short video explaining StuHum's mission. For Students, By Students: Using Social Media to Ensure a Future for the Humanities. Join the team and advocate! h...
Humanities Lowest Moments
Humanities Lowest Moments. Humans can be terrible, the worst. This video lists 5 of humanities lowest moments. Hopefully we have learned from our horrible past ...
Humanities Lowest Moments. Humans can be terrible, the worst. This video lists 5 of humanities lowest moments. Hopefully we have learned from our horrible past but to be honest, it doesn't really look like it...
5. The Shanghai Baby
The photo of a Chinese baby crying after a Japanese air raid on the Shanghai South Station in late August 1937 is one of the iconic images of the Second Sino-Japanese War. It was carried by hundreds of major US newspapers. It is estimated that 136 million Americans saw the horrifying picture.
4. The Berlin Wall Rescue
On August 13, 1961, Germany erected a barbed wire fence to divide Berlin in two. The soldier on the photo is a guard from the East, under strict orders not to allow anyone across the new border. The child is a young boy separated from his parents. By reaching over to lift the boy to where he wants to be, the soldier is taking a risk. But the soldier lifts the boy across anyway. At least there is some human dignity portrayed in this picture but still, a lot of kids weren't "lifted"...
3. Mongolian Woman
The picture was published in National Geographic in 1913. The caption is simple: A Mongolian woman condemned to die of starvation. Westerners had previously written of people placed in cages in Mongolian markets, where passersby could taunt and insult them as they starved. However, later reports described the cramped padlocked boxes as cells rather than methods of execution. Other reports claimed people would be locked in the boxes, unable to properly lie or sit, sometimes for years.
2. The Brothers At Nagasaki
Joe O’Donnell, the man who took this photo at Nagasaki, was sent by the U.S. military to document the damage inflicted on the Japanese homeland caused by air raids of fire bombs and atomic bombs. In the photo, the boy stands erect, having done his duty by bringing his dead brother to a cremation ground. He has epitomized the spirit of a defeated nation.
1. Mass Grave
Before the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp was liberated in April 1945, the Nazis killed 50,000 people there. Anne Frank was among its victims, she was murdered just a month before the British arrived. The photograph of “Mass Grave 3? was taken shortly after. The man standing casually among the uncountable bodies is camp doctor Fritz Klein, who was hanged for his role in December 1945.
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Humanities Lowest Moments. Humans can be terrible, the worst. This video lists 5 of humanities lowest moments. Hopefully we have learned from our horrible past but to be honest, it doesn't really look like it...
5. The Shanghai Baby
The photo of a Chinese baby crying after a Japanese air raid on the Shanghai South Station in late August 1937 is one of the iconic images of the Second Sino-Japanese War. It was carried by hundreds of major US newspapers. It is estimated that 136 million Americans saw the horrifying picture.
4. The Berlin Wall Rescue
On August 13, 1961, Germany erected a barbed wire fence to divide Berlin in two. The soldier on the photo is a guard from the East, under strict orders not to allow anyone across the new border. The child is a young boy separated from his parents. By reaching over to lift the boy to where he wants to be, the soldier is taking a risk. But the soldier lifts the boy across anyway. At least there is some human dignity portrayed in this picture but still, a lot of kids weren't "lifted"...
3. Mongolian Woman
The picture was published in National Geographic in 1913. The caption is simple: A Mongolian woman condemned to die of starvation. Westerners had previously written of people placed in cages in Mongolian markets, where passersby could taunt and insult them as they starved. However, later reports described the cramped padlocked boxes as cells rather than methods of execution. Other reports claimed people would be locked in the boxes, unable to properly lie or sit, sometimes for years.
2. The Brothers At Nagasaki
Joe O’Donnell, the man who took this photo at Nagasaki, was sent by the U.S. military to document the damage inflicted on the Japanese homeland caused by air raids of fire bombs and atomic bombs. In the photo, the boy stands erect, having done his duty by bringing his dead brother to a cremation ground. He has epitomized the spirit of a defeated nation.
1. Mass Grave
Before the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp was liberated in April 1945, the Nazis killed 50,000 people there. Anne Frank was among its victims, she was murdered just a month before the British arrived. The photograph of “Mass Grave 3? was taken shortly after. The man standing casually among the uncountable bodies is camp doctor Fritz Klein, who was hanged for his role in December 1945.
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- published: 01 Feb 2015
- views: 11516
Scientism and the Humanities
Roger Scruton, May 7, 2013
The Wheatley Institution...
Roger Scruton, May 7, 2013
The Wheatley Institution
wn.com/Scientism And The Humanities
Roger Scruton, May 7, 2013
The Wheatley Institution
- published: 10 Nov 2014
- views: 91
Lawrence Krauss: Should Science Teachers Be Paid More Than Humanities Teachers?
Lawrence Krauss argues for differential pay scales for teachers with advanced training in science and math to accommodate the free market. Transcript -- I've......
Lawrence Krauss argues for differential pay scales for teachers with advanced training in science and math to accommodate the free market. Transcript -- I've...
wn.com/Lawrence Krauss Should Science Teachers Be Paid More Than Humanities Teachers
Lawrence Krauss argues for differential pay scales for teachers with advanced training in science and math to accommodate the free market. Transcript -- I've...
- published: 24 Jan 2013
- views: 98266
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author: Big Think
The Humanities and the Future of the University | Mahindra Humanities Center
Participants: Lawrence S. Bacow President Emeritus, Tufts University Homi K. Bhabha Director of the Mahindra Humanities Center, Harvard University Stefan Col......
Participants: Lawrence S. Bacow President Emeritus, Tufts University Homi K. Bhabha Director of the Mahindra Humanities Center, Harvard University Stefan Col...
wn.com/The Humanities And The Future Of The University | Mahindra Humanities Center
Participants: Lawrence S. Bacow President Emeritus, Tufts University Homi K. Bhabha Director of the Mahindra Humanities Center, Harvard University Stefan Col...
Humanities Presentation "What is Humanities?" for CASC
This video is for educational purpose only, I do not own the images or music. This was my presentation for my Humanities class at Carl Albert State College....
This video is for educational purpose only, I do not own the images or music. This was my presentation for my Humanities class at Carl Albert State College.
wn.com/Humanities Presentation What Is Humanities For Casc
This video is for educational purpose only, I do not own the images or music. This was my presentation for my Humanities class at Carl Albert State College.
In Defense of Humanities
As universities across the country question the need for humanities education, John Landy, co-director of Stanford's Philosophy and Literature Initiative com......
As universities across the country question the need for humanities education, John Landy, co-director of Stanford's Philosophy and Literature Initiative com...
wn.com/In Defense Of Humanities
As universities across the country question the need for humanities education, John Landy, co-director of Stanford's Philosophy and Literature Initiative com...
- published: 06 Dec 2010
- views: 17914
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author: Stanford
So you Want to Get a PhD in the Humanities
A bright motivated undergrad decides to ask her professor for a recommendation to graduate school....
A bright motivated undergrad decides to ask her professor for a recommendation to graduate school.
wn.com/So You Want To Get A Phd In The Humanities
A bright motivated undergrad decides to ask her professor for a recommendation to graduate school.
Quit Your Technology Job and Get a Humanities Ph.D.
(May 11, 2011) Dr. Damon Horowitz is a philosopher and entrepreneur, exploring what is possible at the intersection of technology and the humanities. He disc......
(May 11, 2011) Dr. Damon Horowitz is a philosopher and entrepreneur, exploring what is possible at the intersection of technology and the humanities. He disc...
wn.com/Quit Your Technology Job And Get A Humanities Ph.D.
(May 11, 2011) Dr. Damon Horowitz is a philosopher and entrepreneur, exploring what is possible at the intersection of technology and the humanities. He disc...
- published: 07 Jun 2011
- views: 27649
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author: Stanford
So You Want to Get a PhD in the Humanities: Nine Years Later
Our intrepid young English major finally completes her doctoral degree, and is appropriately rewarded....
Our intrepid young English major finally completes her doctoral degree, and is appropriately rewarded.
wn.com/So You Want To Get A Phd In The Humanities Nine Years Later
Our intrepid young English major finally completes her doctoral degree, and is appropriately rewarded.
Why Humanities
Humanities is important because it - teaches us what it means to be human -teaches us about the world we live in -to think creatively and critically - to be ......
Humanities is important because it - teaches us what it means to be human -teaches us about the world we live in -to think creatively and critically - to be ...
wn.com/Why Humanities
Humanities is important because it - teaches us what it means to be human -teaches us about the world we live in -to think creatively and critically - to be ...
Oh The Humanities! | Kate Cottle | TEDxWilmingtonUniversity
Kate Cottle asks the question: Why study the humanities? We study the humanities to become better humans. The humanities impact workplace and life skills, ou...
Kate Cottle asks the question: Why study the humanities? We study the humanities to become better humans. The humanities impact workplace and life skills, our global perspective, and the beauty and history of human experience.
Kate Cottle is the Chair of Humanities and Literature at Wilmington University. Her areas of instruction include writing and research, hybrid and online course design, grammar, humanities, literature, history, and poetry. In addition to teaching, Ms. Cottle has professional experience in the corporate setting as a helpdesk analyst and technical writer. She is currently pursuing her Ed.D. in Curriculum, Technology, and Higher Education from the University of Delaware.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at http://ted.com/tedx
wn.com/Oh The Humanities | Kate Cottle | Tedxwilmingtonuniversity
Kate Cottle asks the question: Why study the humanities? We study the humanities to become better humans. The humanities impact workplace and life skills, our global perspective, and the beauty and history of human experience.
Kate Cottle is the Chair of Humanities and Literature at Wilmington University. Her areas of instruction include writing and research, hybrid and online course design, grammar, humanities, literature, history, and poetry. In addition to teaching, Ms. Cottle has professional experience in the corporate setting as a helpdesk analyst and technical writer. She is currently pursuing her Ed.D. in Curriculum, Technology, and Higher Education from the University of Delaware.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at http://ted.com/tedx
- published: 15 May 2015
- views: 11
Enriching our lives – why the Humanities and Social Sciences matter now
Speaker(s): Professor Julia Black, Greg Clark, Professor Lord Stern
Chair: Professor Conor Gearty
Recorded on 3 February 2015 in New Theatre, East Building.
...
Speaker(s): Professor Julia Black, Greg Clark, Professor Lord Stern
Chair: Professor Conor Gearty
Recorded on 3 February 2015 in New Theatre, East Building.
In February 2014 the British Academy published Prospering Wisely, a multimedia resource which explores the nature of ‘prosperity’ in today’s world. It highlights the importance of thinking beyond simple measures such as GDP, showing how humanities and social science research fuels our modern knowledge-based economy, helps sustain our healthy, open democracy and contributes to human and cultural wellbeing and ‘the good life’. At the heart of this contribution is the vital role played by research, epitomised by a renowned centre of research and teaching excellence such as the LSE. As a nation are we investing sufficiently in these drivers of future success and human progress? Are cuts in public expenditure imperilling the UK’s hard-won world-leading status?
Professor Julia Black is Pro-Director of Research at the London School of Economics and Political Science.
Greg Clark (@gregclarkmp) is the Minister for Universities, Science and Cities and MP for Royal Tunbridge Wells.
Nicholas Stern is the President of the British Academy and the IG Patel Professor of Economics and Government at the London School of Economics and Political Science.
Conor Gearty (@conorgearty) is Director of the Institute of Public Affairs and Professor of Human Rights Law at the London School of Economics and Political Science.
The Institute of Public Affairs (@LSEPubAffairs) is one of the world's leading centres of public policy. We aim to debate and address some of the major issues of our time, whether international or national, through our established teaching programmes, our research and our highly innovative public-engagement initiatives.
The British Academy (@britac_news) is an independent national academy of Fellows elected for their eminence in research and publication. It is the UK's expert body that supports and speaks for the humanities and social sciences.
wn.com/Enriching Our Lives – Why The Humanities And Social Sciences Matter Now
Speaker(s): Professor Julia Black, Greg Clark, Professor Lord Stern
Chair: Professor Conor Gearty
Recorded on 3 February 2015 in New Theatre, East Building.
In February 2014 the British Academy published Prospering Wisely, a multimedia resource which explores the nature of ‘prosperity’ in today’s world. It highlights the importance of thinking beyond simple measures such as GDP, showing how humanities and social science research fuels our modern knowledge-based economy, helps sustain our healthy, open democracy and contributes to human and cultural wellbeing and ‘the good life’. At the heart of this contribution is the vital role played by research, epitomised by a renowned centre of research and teaching excellence such as the LSE. As a nation are we investing sufficiently in these drivers of future success and human progress? Are cuts in public expenditure imperilling the UK’s hard-won world-leading status?
Professor Julia Black is Pro-Director of Research at the London School of Economics and Political Science.
Greg Clark (@gregclarkmp) is the Minister for Universities, Science and Cities and MP for Royal Tunbridge Wells.
Nicholas Stern is the President of the British Academy and the IG Patel Professor of Economics and Government at the London School of Economics and Political Science.
Conor Gearty (@conorgearty) is Director of the Institute of Public Affairs and Professor of Human Rights Law at the London School of Economics and Political Science.
The Institute of Public Affairs (@LSEPubAffairs) is one of the world's leading centres of public policy. We aim to debate and address some of the major issues of our time, whether international or national, through our established teaching programmes, our research and our highly innovative public-engagement initiatives.
The British Academy (@britac_news) is an independent national academy of Fellows elected for their eminence in research and publication. It is the UK's expert body that supports and speaks for the humanities and social sciences.
- published: 23 Feb 2015
- views: 93
An Introduction to Digital Humanities - Bay Area DH
Elijah Meeks' introduction to the first meeting of Bay Area Digital Humanities, "What is Digital Humanities". This event was held on May 19th at Stanford Univer...
Elijah Meeks' introduction to the first meeting of Bay Area Digital Humanities, "What is Digital Humanities". This event was held on May 19th at Stanford University.
http://www.meetup.com/BayAreaDH/events/180309802/
wn.com/An Introduction To Digital Humanities Bay Area Dh
Elijah Meeks' introduction to the first meeting of Bay Area Digital Humanities, "What is Digital Humanities". This event was held on May 19th at Stanford University.
http://www.meetup.com/BayAreaDH/events/180309802/
- published: 23 Jul 2014
- views: 14
Tanner Lectures: The Paradoxes of Empathy — Lecture 1 | Mahindra Humanities Center
The Tanner Lectures on Human Values April 8 - 10, 2014 LECTURE 1 "The Other as Myself: Empathy and Power" Tuesday, April 8, 4:00pm Paine Hall, Music Building......
The Tanner Lectures on Human Values April 8 - 10, 2014 LECTURE 1 "The Other as Myself: Empathy and Power" Tuesday, April 8, 4:00pm Paine Hall, Music Building...
wn.com/Tanner Lectures The Paradoxes Of Empathy — Lecture 1 | Mahindra Humanities Center
The Tanner Lectures on Human Values April 8 - 10, 2014 LECTURE 1 "The Other as Myself: Empathy and Power" Tuesday, April 8, 4:00pm Paine Hall, Music Building...
The President Awards the National Medals of the Arts and Humanities
President Obama delivers remarks at the National Medals of the Arts and Humanities Awards ceremony at the White House. September 10, 2015....
President Obama delivers remarks at the National Medals of the Arts and Humanities Awards ceremony at the White House. September 10, 2015.
wn.com/The President Awards The National Medals Of The Arts And Humanities
President Obama delivers remarks at the National Medals of the Arts and Humanities Awards ceremony at the White House. September 10, 2015.
- published: 10 Sep 2015
- views: 351
South Carolina Governor's School for the Arts and Humanities (SCGSAH)
This video showcases the best public art school in the country, the South Carolina Governor's School for the Arts and Humanities (SCGSAH). It is a public res......
This video showcases the best public art school in the country, the South Carolina Governor's School for the Arts and Humanities (SCGSAH). It is a public res...
wn.com/South Carolina Governor's School For The Arts And Humanities (Scgsah)
This video showcases the best public art school in the country, the South Carolina Governor's School for the Arts and Humanities (SCGSAH). It is a public res...
- published: 13 Sep 2013
- views: 5898
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author: SCGSAH
Professor Daniel Dennett - How Did the Humanities Evolve?
See Daniel C Dennett below giving a lecture entitled: 'How did the humanities evolve?' This is the first of four lectures given by Professor Dennett during t......
See Daniel C Dennett below giving a lecture entitled: 'How did the humanities evolve?' This is the first of four lectures given by Professor Dennett during t...
wn.com/Professor Daniel Dennett How Did The Humanities Evolve
See Daniel C Dennett below giving a lecture entitled: 'How did the humanities evolve?' This is the first of four lectures given by Professor Dennett during t...
Arts and Humanities
Students of the Arts and Humanities at Harvard explore the many forms of human expression. They ask universal questions and seek global answers....
Students of the Arts and Humanities at Harvard explore the many forms of human expression. They ask universal questions and seek global answers.
wn.com/Arts And Humanities
Students of the Arts and Humanities at Harvard explore the many forms of human expression. They ask universal questions and seek global answers.
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Maisie Miller Digital Humanities Video Essay
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Für Elise Humanities through the Arts
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Session 5: Arts and Humanities
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Humanities Presentation
Sorry It is late
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Humanities 1; Film Making; "Kolehiyo o Drop-out?" - 1st Sem 2nd term, 2015-2016
Corn Production
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Metamorphosis Program | Raising Humanities Vibrations
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Finals in humanities ( problem cover)
Group presentation
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MUSIC VIDEO HUMANITIES
SHEENA KATHREEN SISCAR & ANDREA BAUTISTA
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57 Are international and national copyright laws a barrier for Digital Humanities
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Avedon at Work In the American West Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center Imprint
Avedon at Work In the American West Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center Imprint
Donwload Here http://youtube.channel.pdf.warlords.xyz/?book=0292701934&Menashsheh;=4t8c.html
Internationally acclaimed for his portraits of powerful and accomplished people and women of great beauty, Richard Avedon was one of the twentieth century's greatest photographers—but perhaps not the most obvious choice t
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Colombian Exchange: Seed of Sugar - Anna Pollard - P.5. - Humanities - Sandalls
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Humanities Symposia - "Wrestling with Reality: The Genesis and Lasting Appeal of The Running Man"
Professor Justin Young presents his talk "Wrestling with Reality: The Genesis and Lasting Appeal of The Running Man" as part of the Fall 2015 Trine University Humanities Symposia.
When Stephen King’s The Running Man was adapted into a film in 1987, it was not done so in a bubble. A swirl of reality television, movies, pro wrestling, and more would affect the final product and its legacy in the ye
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Student-Faculty Partnerships: Co-Creating the Humanities Classroom
"Student-Faculty Partnerships: Co-Creating the Humanities Classroom" is presented by Stephanie Doktor (University of Virginia) as part of Pearson's Speaking About...Music and Humanities webinar series on October 16, 2015.
http://spr.ly/6059B3IBf
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Humanities
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American Humanities - The Journey of a Sod House
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60 Snapshots - 60 Seconds: Experience H&S;
Comprised of 23 departments and numerous interdisciplinary and preprofessional programs, the College of Humanities and Sciences (H&S;) is the largest College at UM. We are committed to providing the general education for all UM students while simultaneously ensuring high-quality teaching and focused research efforts in the pursuit of knowledge. By promoting these substantive interactions between th
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41 Digital Humanities at the National Library of the Netherlands
Metamorphosis Program | Raising Humanities Vibrations
Website: http://raisingvibrationsastrology.com/
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Astrology Articles On Wake Up World:
http://wak...
Website: http://raisingvibrationsastrology.com/
Subscribe Here https://www.youtube.com/user/RaisingVibrations
Astrology Articles On Wake Up World:
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Study & Learn Evolutionary Astrology.
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Simon is an Evolutionary Astrologer; Using the Evolutionary Astrology method of chart understanding, he explores the deep aspects and dynamics of the soul and how it experiences its lives across time. He looks at all aspect of the chart and through the symbol Pluto asks the question why I am here and what are my lessons?
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O0m7rJznsHQ
Neptune
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0dtKCR3F9CM
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Astrology | | Raising Vibrations
wn.com/Metamorphosis Program | Raising Humanities Vibrations
Website: http://raisingvibrationsastrology.com/
Subscribe Here https://www.youtube.com/user/RaisingVibrations
Astrology Articles On Wake Up World:
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Social Media
Twitter : Raising Vibrations @ Simon Vorster
Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/EvoAstro?ref=hl
Study & Learn Evolutionary Astrology.
http://www.simonvorster.com/astrology-online-course
http://www.simonvorster.com/teachingswebinars
Simon is an Evolutionary Astrologer; Using the Evolutionary Astrology method of chart understanding, he explores the deep aspects and dynamics of the soul and how it experiences its lives across time. He looks at all aspect of the chart and through the symbol Pluto asks the question why I am here and what are my lessons?
Playlists -
Pluto
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=huoTz5J-Oxs&index;=1&list;=PL5dEADAanWAR1QPWCmyze3oF9PH_9jPT0
Uranus
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O0m7rJznsHQ
Neptune
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0dtKCR3F9CM
Business Email - raisingvibrations dot sv at gmail dot com
Astrology | | Raising Vibrations
- published: 20 Oct 2015
- views: 175
MUSIC VIDEO HUMANITIES
SHEENA KATHREEN SISCAR & ANDREA BAUTISTA...
SHEENA KATHREEN SISCAR & ANDREA BAUTISTA
wn.com/Music Video Humanities
SHEENA KATHREEN SISCAR & ANDREA BAUTISTA
- published: 20 Oct 2015
- views: 2
Avedon at Work In the American West Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center Imprint
Avedon at Work In the American West Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center Imprint
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Avedon at Work In the American West Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center Imprint
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Internationally acclaimed for his portraits of powerful and accomplished people and women of great beauty, Richard Avedon was one of the twentieth century's greatest photographers—but perhaps not the most obvious choice to create a portrait of ordinary people of the American West. Yet in 1979, the Amon Carter Museum of Fort Worth, Texas, daringly commissioned him to do just that.The resulting 1985 exhibition and book, In the American West, was a milestone in American photography and Avedon's most important body of work. His unflinching portraits of oilfield and slaughterhouse workers, miners, waitresses, drifters, mental patients, teenagers, and others captured the unknown and often-ignored people who work at hard, uncelebrated jobs. Making no apologies for shattering stereotypes of the West and Westerners, Avedon said, "I'm looking for a new definition of a photographic portrait. I'm looking for people who are surprising—heartbreaking—or beautiful in a terrifying way. Beauty that might scare you to death until you acknowledge it as part of yourself."Photographer Laura Wilson worked with Avedon during the six years he was making In the American West. In Avedon at Work, she presents a unique photographic record of his creation of this masterwork—the first time a major photographer has been documented in great depth over an extended period of time. She combines images she made during the photographic sessions with entries from her journal to show Avedon's working methods, his choice of subjects, his creative process, and even his experiments and failures. Also included are a number of Avedon's finished portraits, as well as his own comments and letters from some of the subjects.Avedon at Work adds a new dimension to our understanding of one of the twentieth century's most significant series of portraits. For everyone interested in the creative process it confirms that, in Laura Wilson's words, "much as all these photographs may appear to be moments that just occurred, they are finally, in varying degrees, works of the imagination."
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Internationally acclaimed for his portraits of powerful and accomplished people and women of great beauty, Richard Avedon was one of the twentieth century's greatest photographers—but perhaps not the most obvious choice to create a portrait of ordinary people of the American West. Yet in 1979, the Amon Carter Museum of Fort Worth, Texas, daringly commissioned him to do just that.The resulting 1985 exhibition and book, In the American West, was a milestone in American photography and Avedon's most important body of work. His unflinching portraits of oilfield and slaughterhouse workers, miners, waitresses, drifters, mental patients, teenagers, and others captured the unknown and often-ignored people who work at hard, uncelebrated jobs. Making no apologies for shattering stereotypes of the West and Westerners, Avedon said, "I'm looking for a new definition of a photographic portrait. I'm looking for people who are surprising—heartbreaking—or beautiful in a terrifying way. Beauty that might scare you to death until you acknowledge it as part of yourself."Photographer Laura Wilson worked with Avedon during the six years he was making In the American West. In Avedon at Work, she presents a unique photographic record of his creation of this masterwork—the first time a major photographer has been documented in great depth over an extended period of time. She combines images she made during the photographic sessions with entries from her journal to show Avedon's working methods, his choice of subjects, his creative process, and even his experiments and failures. Also included are a number of Avedon's finished portraits, as well as his own comments and letters from some of the subjects.Avedon at Work adds a new dimension to our understanding of one of the twentieth century's most significant series of portraits. For everyone interested in the creative process it confirms that, in Laura Wilson's words, "much as all these photographs may appear to be moments that just occurred, they are finally, in varying degrees, works of the imagination."
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Colombian Exchange: Seed of Sugar - Anna Pollard - P.5. - Humanities - Sandalls
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Humanities Symposia - "Wrestling with Reality: The Genesis and Lasting Appeal of The Running Man"
Professor Justin Young presents his talk "Wrestling with Reality: The Genesis and Lasting Appeal of The Running Man" as part of the Fall 2015 Trine University H...
Professor Justin Young presents his talk "Wrestling with Reality: The Genesis and Lasting Appeal of The Running Man" as part of the Fall 2015 Trine University Humanities Symposia.
When Stephen King’s The Running Man was adapted into a film in 1987, it was not done so in a bubble. A swirl of reality television, movies, pro wrestling, and more would affect the final product and its legacy in the years to come. In this talk, Professor Young examines how those influences converged to create a film quite distinct from the novel it’s based upon.
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Professor Justin Young presents his talk "Wrestling with Reality: The Genesis and Lasting Appeal of The Running Man" as part of the Fall 2015 Trine University Humanities Symposia.
When Stephen King’s The Running Man was adapted into a film in 1987, it was not done so in a bubble. A swirl of reality television, movies, pro wrestling, and more would affect the final product and its legacy in the years to come. In this talk, Professor Young examines how those influences converged to create a film quite distinct from the novel it’s based upon.
- published: 19 Oct 2015
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Student-Faculty Partnerships: Co-Creating the Humanities Classroom
"Student-Faculty Partnerships: Co-Creating the Humanities Classroom" is presented by Stephanie Doktor (University of Virginia) as part of Pearson's Speaking Abo...
"Student-Faculty Partnerships: Co-Creating the Humanities Classroom" is presented by Stephanie Doktor (University of Virginia) as part of Pearson's Speaking About...Music and Humanities webinar series on October 16, 2015.
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"Student-Faculty Partnerships: Co-Creating the Humanities Classroom" is presented by Stephanie Doktor (University of Virginia) as part of Pearson's Speaking About...Music and Humanities webinar series on October 16, 2015.
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- published: 19 Oct 2015
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60 Snapshots - 60 Seconds: Experience H&S;
Comprised of 23 departments and numerous interdisciplinary and preprofessional programs, the College of Humanities and Sciences (H&S;) is the largest College at ...
Comprised of 23 departments and numerous interdisciplinary and preprofessional programs, the College of Humanities and Sciences (H&S;) is the largest College at UM. We are committed to providing the general education for all UM students while simultaneously ensuring high-quality teaching and focused research efforts in the pursuit of knowledge. By promoting these substantive interactions between the sciences and humanities, we continue to stand at the forefront of insight and discovery as the Heart & Soul of UM.
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Comprised of 23 departments and numerous interdisciplinary and preprofessional programs, the College of Humanities and Sciences (H&S;) is the largest College at UM. We are committed to providing the general education for all UM students while simultaneously ensuring high-quality teaching and focused research efforts in the pursuit of knowledge. By promoting these substantive interactions between the sciences and humanities, we continue to stand at the forefront of insight and discovery as the Heart & Soul of UM.
- published: 19 Oct 2015
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On the Relationship Between Science and Humanities, John Gray
COPERNICUS FESTIVAL, May 6-11, 2014, Kraków
http://www.copernicusfestival.com
John Gray discusses the topic of relations between the sciences and humanities, which is of great intrinsic importance all over the world. He argues that it is a mistake to think that social science can ever (or should) be modeled on natural sciences. They are different. They apply different types of phenomena - human b
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Herbie Hancock: Buddhism and Creativity | Mahindra Humanities Center
Set 5 - Buddhism and Creativity.
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Conference Environmental Humanities in a Changing World_030813 - Introduction
Conference Environmental Humanities in a Changing World_030813 - Introduction.
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Herbie Hancock: Innovation and New Technologies | Mahindra Humanities Center
Set 4 - Innovation and New Technologies.
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Risk and Humanities
Darwin College Lecture Series 2010. "Risk and Humanities". Professor Mary Beard (Cambridge). Was there risk before modernity? This lecture explores how we mi...
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Not for Profit: Why Legal Education Needs the Humanities
Professor Martha Nussbaum, the Ernst Freund Distinguished Service Professor of Law and Ethics at the University of Chicago, delivers the 2011 Hal Wootten Lecture at UNSW.
About the lecture - "Not for Profit: Why Legal Education Needs the Humanities":
We are in the midst of a worldwide crisis in education in schools and universities. In virtually every nation, the humanities and arts are being
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Science, Humanities, and the Human Mind: A conversation with Steven Pinker and Susanna Siegel
Steven Pinker (FAS/Psychology) and Susanna Siegel (FAS/Philosophy) discuss the relationship between science and the humanities. Moderated by Anne Harrington (FAS/History of Science) and organized by the Harvard Mind/Brain/Behavior Graduate Student Committee (Enoch Lambert & Samuel Mehr, co-chairs).
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Kurz Digital Humanities na SNM FF UK, První lekce
Hangout z první lekce kurz Digital Humanities z 8. 10. 2012.
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Herbie Hancock: Once Upon a Time... | Mahindra Humanities Center
Set 6 - Once Upon a Time...
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DT Max and James Wood on David Foster Wallace | Mahindra Humanities Center
D.T. Max Author of Every Love Story is a Ghost Story in conversation with James Wood Professor of the Practice of Literary Criticism, Harvard University Cosp...
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Digital Humanities Sampler, Part 1
Part 1 of four videos showing pilot projects at the cutting edge of research in digital humanities. Recorded at the National Endowment for the Humanities in ...
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MARTHA NUSSBAUM - Cultivating Humanities
Martha Nassbaum en conferencia sobre la ética y las humanidades en la formación universitaria científica, legal e ingenieril.
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9/17/2013 The Academic Interview: Social Sciences and Humanities
In this session, a panel of professors in the humanities and social sciences and a postdoc who is currently interviewing discussed the interview process for ...
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Defining the Digital Humanities
Digital humanities scholars are a diverse group whose work is the result of cross-pollination among humanities scholarship, computer science, and digital media. Many well-known digital humanities projects apply tools borrowed from computer science—such as data-mining or geographic information systems—to works of literature, historical documents, and other materials traditionally in the domain of t
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The President Presents the 2013 National Medal of Arts and National Humanities Medal
President Obama delivers remarks at the presentation of the 2013 National Medal of Arts and National Humanities Medal, in the East Room of the White House, J...
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20 Questions: William Deresiewicz on Excellent Sheep | Mahindra Humanities Center
William Deresiewicz on his new book Excellent Sheep: The Miseducation of the American Elite and the Way to a Meaningful Life.
Moderator:
Homi K. Bhabha
Director of the Mahindra Humanities Center
Questioners:
Amanda Claybaugh
Professor of English, Harvard University
Nathaniel Donahue
Harvard College '15
Fawwaz Habbal
Executive Dean for Education and Research, Harvard School of Engineering and
On the Relationship Between Science and Humanities, John Gray
COPERNICUS FESTIVAL, May 6-11, 2014, Kraków
http://www.copernicusfestival.com
John Gray discusses the topic of relations between the sciences and humanities, w...
COPERNICUS FESTIVAL, May 6-11, 2014, Kraków
http://www.copernicusfestival.com
John Gray discusses the topic of relations between the sciences and humanities, which is of great intrinsic importance all over the world. He argues that it is a mistake to think that social science can ever (or should) be modeled on natural sciences. They are different. They apply different types of phenomena - human beings are not machines, however complicated or unpredictable. They have reason for what they do, they are govern by their view of the world, their (right or wrong) beliefs. And the attempt to model human action on a kind of methodology which is derived from natural science is an error.
Gray provides three examples. The first is economy or rather economism, which is an attempt to model all of human behavior on economic exchanges or transactions. He argues that economism doesn't even work when applied to economic activity -- it is a mistaken approach even to the marketplace, because marketplace is govern by beliefs, culture understanding and irrationality. The second idea is modernization (some philosophers called it modernity), according to which all societies as they become more modern, become more similar as well as more liberal and democratic. He thinks that it is a mistake too -- societies can become more modern and more different and a particular society can be highly modern and highly barbaric. Finally, he talks about intellectual suppression of religion. He noted that he isn't religious person himself. By intellectual suppression of religion he doesn't mean an atheism or deny of religious beliefs. It is a way, in which religious concepts and categories have been excluded from various disciplines. Those categories reappeared in secular forms. According to Grey much secular thinking consist of repressed religion.
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John Gray is an English political philosopher with interests in analytic philosophy and the history of ideas. He retired as School Professor of European Thought at the London School of Economics and Political Science. Gray has written several influential books, including False Dawn: The Delusions of Global Capitalism (1998), which argues that free market globalization is an unstable Enlightenment project currently in the process of disintegration, Straw Dogs: Thoughts on Humans and Other Animals (2003), which attacks philosophical humanism, a worldview which Gray sees as originating in religious ideologies, and Black Mass: Apocalyptic Religion and the Death of Utopia (2007), a critique of utopian thinking in the modern world. Gray sees volition, and hence morality, as an illusion, and portrays humanity as a ravenous species engaged in wiping out other forms of life. He writes that 'humans ... cannot destroy the Earth, but they can easily wreck the environment that sustains them.'
wn.com/On The Relationship Between Science And Humanities, John Gray
COPERNICUS FESTIVAL, May 6-11, 2014, Kraków
http://www.copernicusfestival.com
John Gray discusses the topic of relations between the sciences and humanities, which is of great intrinsic importance all over the world. He argues that it is a mistake to think that social science can ever (or should) be modeled on natural sciences. They are different. They apply different types of phenomena - human beings are not machines, however complicated or unpredictable. They have reason for what they do, they are govern by their view of the world, their (right or wrong) beliefs. And the attempt to model human action on a kind of methodology which is derived from natural science is an error.
Gray provides three examples. The first is economy or rather economism, which is an attempt to model all of human behavior on economic exchanges or transactions. He argues that economism doesn't even work when applied to economic activity -- it is a mistaken approach even to the marketplace, because marketplace is govern by beliefs, culture understanding and irrationality. The second idea is modernization (some philosophers called it modernity), according to which all societies as they become more modern, become more similar as well as more liberal and democratic. He thinks that it is a mistake too -- societies can become more modern and more different and a particular society can be highly modern and highly barbaric. Finally, he talks about intellectual suppression of religion. He noted that he isn't religious person himself. By intellectual suppression of religion he doesn't mean an atheism or deny of religious beliefs. It is a way, in which religious concepts and categories have been excluded from various disciplines. Those categories reappeared in secular forms. According to Grey much secular thinking consist of repressed religion.
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John Gray is an English political philosopher with interests in analytic philosophy and the history of ideas. He retired as School Professor of European Thought at the London School of Economics and Political Science. Gray has written several influential books, including False Dawn: The Delusions of Global Capitalism (1998), which argues that free market globalization is an unstable Enlightenment project currently in the process of disintegration, Straw Dogs: Thoughts on Humans and Other Animals (2003), which attacks philosophical humanism, a worldview which Gray sees as originating in religious ideologies, and Black Mass: Apocalyptic Religion and the Death of Utopia (2007), a critique of utopian thinking in the modern world. Gray sees volition, and hence morality, as an illusion, and portrays humanity as a ravenous species engaged in wiping out other forms of life. He writes that 'humans ... cannot destroy the Earth, but they can easily wreck the environment that sustains them.'
- published: 09 Jun 2014
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Conference Environmental Humanities in a Changing World_030813 - Introduction
Conference Environmental Humanities in a Changing World_030813 - Introduction....
Conference Environmental Humanities in a Changing World_030813 - Introduction.
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Conference Environmental Humanities in a Changing World_030813 - Introduction.
- published: 02 Apr 2013
- views: 407
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author: PEI PU
Risk and Humanities
Darwin College Lecture Series 2010. "Risk and Humanities". Professor Mary Beard (Cambridge). Was there risk before modernity? This lecture explores how we mi......
Darwin College Lecture Series 2010. "Risk and Humanities". Professor Mary Beard (Cambridge). Was there risk before modernity? This lecture explores how we mi...
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Darwin College Lecture Series 2010. "Risk and Humanities". Professor Mary Beard (Cambridge). Was there risk before modernity? This lecture explores how we mi...
Not for Profit: Why Legal Education Needs the Humanities
Professor Martha Nussbaum, the Ernst Freund Distinguished Service Professor of Law and Ethics at the University of Chicago, delivers the 2011 Hal Wootten Lectur...
Professor Martha Nussbaum, the Ernst Freund Distinguished Service Professor of Law and Ethics at the University of Chicago, delivers the 2011 Hal Wootten Lecture at UNSW.
About the lecture - "Not for Profit: Why Legal Education Needs the Humanities":
We are in the midst of a worldwide crisis in education in schools and universities. In virtually every nation, the humanities and arts are being eroded in favour of technical applied learning, geared to create short-term profit. These changes have not been well thought through. The humanities and arts are not "high culture", the domain of the elites. Rather, they provide abilities that are essential for responsible citizenship: the ability to think for oneself, deferring neither to tradition nor to authority; to think like a "citizen of the world", understanding global problems in a nuanced manner; to cultivate an empathic imagination and see the world from the perspectives of many types of people. This crisis presents critical challenges for legal education and professional preparation, as the imperatives of profit undermine ethics and the role of law and the denigration of humanistic forms of learning erode the possibility for advancing key attributes of a democratic society.
About Professor Nussbaum:
Professor Martha Nussbaum is the Ernst Freund Distinguished Service Professor of Law and Ethics at the University of Chicago with appointments in the schools of law and divinity, as well as the philosophy department. A graduate from New York University and Harvard University, she has taught at Harvard, Wellesley College, and Brown University. Professor Nussbaum's recent publications include Creating Capabilities: The Human Development Approach (2011), Not for Profit: Why Democracy Needs the Humanities (2010), and From Disgust to Humanity: Sexual Orientation and Constitutional Law (2010).
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Professor Martha Nussbaum, the Ernst Freund Distinguished Service Professor of Law and Ethics at the University of Chicago, delivers the 2011 Hal Wootten Lecture at UNSW.
About the lecture - "Not for Profit: Why Legal Education Needs the Humanities":
We are in the midst of a worldwide crisis in education in schools and universities. In virtually every nation, the humanities and arts are being eroded in favour of technical applied learning, geared to create short-term profit. These changes have not been well thought through. The humanities and arts are not "high culture", the domain of the elites. Rather, they provide abilities that are essential for responsible citizenship: the ability to think for oneself, deferring neither to tradition nor to authority; to think like a "citizen of the world", understanding global problems in a nuanced manner; to cultivate an empathic imagination and see the world from the perspectives of many types of people. This crisis presents critical challenges for legal education and professional preparation, as the imperatives of profit undermine ethics and the role of law and the denigration of humanistic forms of learning erode the possibility for advancing key attributes of a democratic society.
About Professor Nussbaum:
Professor Martha Nussbaum is the Ernst Freund Distinguished Service Professor of Law and Ethics at the University of Chicago with appointments in the schools of law and divinity, as well as the philosophy department. A graduate from New York University and Harvard University, she has taught at Harvard, Wellesley College, and Brown University. Professor Nussbaum's recent publications include Creating Capabilities: The Human Development Approach (2011), Not for Profit: Why Democracy Needs the Humanities (2010), and From Disgust to Humanity: Sexual Orientation and Constitutional Law (2010).
- published: 23 Aug 2011
- views: 2756
Science, Humanities, and the Human Mind: A conversation with Steven Pinker and Susanna Siegel
Steven Pinker (FAS/Psychology) and Susanna Siegel (FAS/Philosophy) discuss the relationship between science and the humanities. Moderated by Anne Harrington (FA...
Steven Pinker (FAS/Psychology) and Susanna Siegel (FAS/Philosophy) discuss the relationship between science and the humanities. Moderated by Anne Harrington (FAS/History of Science) and organized by the Harvard Mind/Brain/Behavior Graduate Student Committee (Enoch Lambert & Samuel Mehr, co-chairs).
wn.com/Science, Humanities, And The Human Mind A Conversation With Steven Pinker And Susanna Siegel
Steven Pinker (FAS/Psychology) and Susanna Siegel (FAS/Philosophy) discuss the relationship between science and the humanities. Moderated by Anne Harrington (FAS/History of Science) and organized by the Harvard Mind/Brain/Behavior Graduate Student Committee (Enoch Lambert & Samuel Mehr, co-chairs).
- published: 03 Nov 2014
- views: 129
Kurz Digital Humanities na SNM FF UK, První lekce
Hangout z první lekce kurz Digital Humanities z 8. 10. 2012....
Hangout z první lekce kurz Digital Humanities z 8. 10. 2012.
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Hangout z první lekce kurz Digital Humanities z 8. 10. 2012.
DT Max and James Wood on David Foster Wallace | Mahindra Humanities Center
D.T. Max Author of Every Love Story is a Ghost Story in conversation with James Wood Professor of the Practice of Literary Criticism, Harvard University Cosp......
D.T. Max Author of Every Love Story is a Ghost Story in conversation with James Wood Professor of the Practice of Literary Criticism, Harvard University Cosp...
wn.com/Dt Max And James Wood On David Foster Wallace | Mahindra Humanities Center
D.T. Max Author of Every Love Story is a Ghost Story in conversation with James Wood Professor of the Practice of Literary Criticism, Harvard University Cosp...
Digital Humanities Sampler, Part 1
Part 1 of four videos showing pilot projects at the cutting edge of research in digital humanities. Recorded at the National Endowment for the Humanities in ......
Part 1 of four videos showing pilot projects at the cutting edge of research in digital humanities. Recorded at the National Endowment for the Humanities in ...
wn.com/Digital Humanities Sampler, Part 1
Part 1 of four videos showing pilot projects at the cutting edge of research in digital humanities. Recorded at the National Endowment for the Humanities in ...
- published: 21 Dec 2010
- views: 4798
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author: NEHgov
MARTHA NUSSBAUM - Cultivating Humanities
Martha Nassbaum en conferencia sobre la ética y las humanidades en la formación universitaria científica, legal e ingenieril....
Martha Nassbaum en conferencia sobre la ética y las humanidades en la formación universitaria científica, legal e ingenieril.
wn.com/Martha Nussbaum Cultivating Humanities
Martha Nassbaum en conferencia sobre la ética y las humanidades en la formación universitaria científica, legal e ingenieril.
9/17/2013 The Academic Interview: Social Sciences and Humanities
In this session, a panel of professors in the humanities and social sciences and a postdoc who is currently interviewing discussed the interview process for ......
In this session, a panel of professors in the humanities and social sciences and a postdoc who is currently interviewing discussed the interview process for ...
wn.com/9 17 2013 The Academic Interview Social Sciences And Humanities
In this session, a panel of professors in the humanities and social sciences and a postdoc who is currently interviewing discussed the interview process for ...
Defining the Digital Humanities
Digital humanities scholars are a diverse group whose work is the result of cross-pollination among humanities scholarship, computer science, and digital media....
Digital humanities scholars are a diverse group whose work is the result of cross-pollination among humanities scholarship, computer science, and digital media. Many well-known digital humanities projects apply tools borrowed from computer science—such as data-mining or geographic information systems—to works of literature, historical documents, and other materials traditionally in the domain of the humanities. What do digital humanities scholars see as the potential of this interdisciplinary field? And what are the important theoretical and methodological contributions digital humanities can offer to both the humanities and the sciences Panelists: Daniel J. Cohen, Assoc. Professor of History and Director of the Center for History and New Media (CHNM) at George Mason University. Federica Frabetti, Senior Lecturer in the Communication, Media, and Culture Program at Oxford Brookes University. Dino Buzzetti recently retired from the Dept. of Philosophy at the University of Bologna.
wn.com/Defining The Digital Humanities
Digital humanities scholars are a diverse group whose work is the result of cross-pollination among humanities scholarship, computer science, and digital media. Many well-known digital humanities projects apply tools borrowed from computer science—such as data-mining or geographic information systems—to works of literature, historical documents, and other materials traditionally in the domain of the humanities. What do digital humanities scholars see as the potential of this interdisciplinary field? And what are the important theoretical and methodological contributions digital humanities can offer to both the humanities and the sciences Panelists: Daniel J. Cohen, Assoc. Professor of History and Director of the Center for History and New Media (CHNM) at George Mason University. Federica Frabetti, Senior Lecturer in the Communication, Media, and Culture Program at Oxford Brookes University. Dino Buzzetti recently retired from the Dept. of Philosophy at the University of Bologna.
- published: 07 May 2011
- views: 5438
The President Presents the 2013 National Medal of Arts and National Humanities Medal
President Obama delivers remarks at the presentation of the 2013 National Medal of Arts and National Humanities Medal, in the East Room of the White House, J......
President Obama delivers remarks at the presentation of the 2013 National Medal of Arts and National Humanities Medal, in the East Room of the White House, J...
wn.com/The President Presents The 2013 National Medal Of Arts And National Humanities Medal
President Obama delivers remarks at the presentation of the 2013 National Medal of Arts and National Humanities Medal, in the East Room of the White House, J...
20 Questions: William Deresiewicz on Excellent Sheep | Mahindra Humanities Center
William Deresiewicz on his new book Excellent Sheep: The Miseducation of the American Elite and the Way to a Meaningful Life.
Moderator:
Homi K. Bhabha
Direct...
William Deresiewicz on his new book Excellent Sheep: The Miseducation of the American Elite and the Way to a Meaningful Life.
Moderator:
Homi K. Bhabha
Director of the Mahindra Humanities Center
Questioners:
Amanda Claybaugh
Professor of English, Harvard University
Nathaniel Donahue
Harvard College '15
Fawwaz Habbal
Executive Dean for Education and Research, Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences
Rakesh Khurana
Dean of Harvard College
Camille Owens
Harvard College '13
Diana Sorensen
Dean for the Arts and Humanities, Harvard University
wn.com/20 Questions William Deresiewicz On Excellent Sheep | Mahindra Humanities Center
William Deresiewicz on his new book Excellent Sheep: The Miseducation of the American Elite and the Way to a Meaningful Life.
Moderator:
Homi K. Bhabha
Director of the Mahindra Humanities Center
Questioners:
Amanda Claybaugh
Professor of English, Harvard University
Nathaniel Donahue
Harvard College '15
Fawwaz Habbal
Executive Dean for Education and Research, Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences
Rakesh Khurana
Dean of Harvard College
Camille Owens
Harvard College '13
Diana Sorensen
Dean for the Arts and Humanities, Harvard University
- published: 25 Sep 2014
- views: 17