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Perceptions of crime BBC

By Dr Wendy Maples (The Open University)

25 April 2012

As visual media have proliferated in the past thirty years, so have, it seems, our perceptions of crime  Read more : Perceptions of crime

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Shakespeare's birthdayCreative Commons Image Flickr image by Okko Pyykkö under CC BY licence

By The OpenLearn team (The Open University)

23 April 2012

The birthday of English poet and playwright William Shakespeare is traditionally celebrated on 23rd April. We take a look at the man and his work  Read more : Shakespeare's birthday

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Video Interview: Rabbi Dr Deborah Kahn-Harris Featuring: video, Copyrighted Image The Open University

By Dr Deborah Kahn-Harris (Guest), Graham Harvey (The Open University)

23 April 2012

Rabbi Dr Deborah Kahn-Harris talks to the Open University's Graham Harvey   Read more : Video Interview: Rabbi Dr Deborah Kahn-Harris

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Video interview: Hindu leader, Ano Rao  Featuring: video, Copyrighted Image The Open University

By Ano Rao (Guest), Graham Harvey (The Open University)

23 April 2012

In this video, executive representative at the Hindu Council UK, Ano Rao, discusses her role and the general role of women in religion with The...  Read more : Video interview: Hindu leader, Ano Rao

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DEBATE: Would all religions benefit from having women leaders? Creative Commons Image Art History Images (Holly Hayes) under CC BY-NC 2.0 licence

23 April 2012

Would greater participation by women in religion at leadership level enrich different religions?   Read more : DEBATE: Would all religions benefit from having women leaders?

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Would all religions benefit from having women leaders?Creative Commons Image Art History Images (Holly Hayes) under CC BY-NC 2.0 licence

By Graham Harvey (The Open University)

23 April 2012

Does history show us that the greater participation by women as leaders could enrich some or all religions?   Read more : Would all religions benefit from having women leaders?

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DEBATE: Is the focus on female virginity and celibacy in some religions a form of controlling women? Creative Commons Image Peter Panter under CC BY-NC-ND 2.0 licence

16 April 2012

Is the idealisation of female virginity an attempt to keep women’s sexuality in check or is it an empowering choice?   Read more : DEBATE: Is the focus on female virginity and celibacy in some religions a form of controlling women?

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What’s the big deal about virginity? Creative Commons Image Lawrence OP under CC-BY-SA licence

By Dr Stefanie Sinclair (The Open University)

16 April 2012

Celibacy has been valued by women and men within many religious traditions. But why has such high spiritual significance been associated with women’s virginity?   Read more : What’s the big deal about virginity?

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Video interview: Catholic bishop, Elizabeth Stuart  Featuring: video, Copyrighted Image The Open University

By Graham Harvey (The Open University), Elizabeth Stuart (Guest)

16 April 2012

In this video Elizabeth Stuart, Bishop in the Liberal Catholic Church International, talks to the Open University's Graham Harvey about celibacy in religion   Read more : Video interview: Catholic bishop, Elizabeth Stuart

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By Jon Pike (The Open University)

13 April 2012

Jon Pike invites us to take a moment to think philosophically about the sinking of the Titanic on the week of its anniversary   Read more : Epicurus, death and the Titanic

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