Reith 2003: Emotion in Mind
Writing in response to the Reith Lectures 2003, Dr Bundy Mackintosh considers the importance of emotion in the proper functioning of the brain
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06 Nov 2014
Reith Lectures 2011: Reith Responses - Dissent As Vocation
In response to the 2011 Reith Lectures, our experts explore the idea of dissent as a calling - and how far new technology has inspired and shaped the Arab Spring.
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06 Jul 2011
OU on the BBC: Reith Lectures menu
From technology to politics, and much in between, explore all our Reith Lectures.
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15 Jul 2010
OU on the BBC: Reith Lectures 2010: Scientific Horizons
Professor Martin Rees, cosmologist and astrophysicist, presents this year's Reith Lectures, which explore the limits and role of science as a common culture.
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26 May 2010
OU on the BBC: Reith Lectures 2009: A New Citizenship
Michael Sandel, Harvard Professor of Government, delivers this year's Reith Lectures, taking as his subject the prospects of a new politics of the common good.
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05 Oct 2009
Reith Lectures 2009: Citizenship today
Picking up the themes of 2009's Reith Lectures, our panelists discuss exactly what a new citizenship might look like.
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08 Jun 2009
Reith Lectures 2009: A New Citizenship - New politics of the common good
In the fourth and final 2009 Reith lecture, Michael Sandel asks, “What would a moral and civic renewal of contemporary democratic politics look like?” He calls for a reinvigoration of public discourse with an approach to politics where we think of...
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08 Jun 2009
Reith Lectures 2009: A New Citizenship - Genetics and morals
The third of the 2009 Reith Lectures tackles the debate over genetic engineering which, says Michael Sandel, requires us to rethink the proper stance of human beings toward nature, and toward the given world: Genetics and Morals
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08 Jun 2009
Reith Lectures 2009: A New Citizenship - Morality in politics
In the second of the 2009 Reith Lectures, Michael Sandel considers whether there is a role for moral argument in politics and maintains that it is not always possible, or desirable, to decide public questions while being neutral on moral questions...
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08 Jun 2009
Reith Lectures 2009: A New Citizenship - Markets and morals
In the first of the 2009 Reith lectures, Michael Sandel asks, “What are the moral limits of markets?” and considers whether there are some things that money can’t, or shouldn’t, buy in Markets and Morals
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08 Jun 2009
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Reith 2003: Emotion in Mind
Writing in response to the Reith Lectures 2003, Dr Bundy Mackintosh considers the importance of emotion in the proper functioning of the brain
Read now: Reith 2003: Emotion in Mind about Managing projects through people
Updated on:
06 Nov 2014
Reith Lectures 2011: Reith Responses - Dissent As Vocation
In response to the 2011 Reith Lectures, our experts explore the idea of dissent as a calling - and how far new technology has inspired and shaped the Arab Spring.
Updated on:
06 Jul 2011
OU on the BBC: Reith Lectures menu
From technology to politics, and much in between, explore all our Reith Lectures.
Read now: OU on the BBC: Reith Lectures menu about Managing projects through people
Updated on:
15 Jul 2010
OU on the BBC: Reith Lectures 2010: Scientific Horizons
Professor Martin Rees, cosmologist and astrophysicist, presents this year's Reith Lectures, which explore the limits and role of science as a common culture.
Updated on:
26 May 2010
OU on the BBC: Reith Lectures 2009: A New Citizenship
Michael Sandel, Harvard Professor of Government, delivers this year's Reith Lectures, taking as his subject the prospects of a new politics of the common good.
Updated on:
05 Oct 2009
Reith Lectures 2009: Citizenship today
Picking up the themes of 2009's Reith Lectures, our panelists discuss exactly what a new citizenship might look like.
Listen now: Reith Lectures 2009: Citizenship today about Managing projects through people
Updated on:
08 Jun 2009
Reith Lectures 2009: A New Citizenship - New politics of the common good
In the fourth and final 2009 Reith lecture, Michael Sandel asks, “What would a moral and civic renewal of contemporary democratic politics look like?” He calls for a reinvigoration of public discourse with an approach to politics where we think of...
Updated on:
08 Jun 2009
Reith Lectures 2009: A New Citizenship - Genetics and morals
The third of the 2009 Reith Lectures tackles the debate over genetic engineering which, says Michael Sandel, requires us to rethink the proper stance of human beings toward nature, and toward the given world: Genetics and Morals
Updated on:
08 Jun 2009
Reith Lectures 2009: A New Citizenship - Morality in politics
In the second of the 2009 Reith Lectures, Michael Sandel considers whether there is a role for moral argument in politics and maintains that it is not always possible, or desirable, to decide public questions while being neutral on moral questions...
Updated on:
08 Jun 2009
Reith Lectures 2009: A New Citizenship - Markets and morals
In the first of the 2009 Reith lectures, Michael Sandel asks, “What are the moral limits of markets?” and considers whether there are some things that money can’t, or shouldn’t, buy in Markets and Morals
Updated on:
08 Jun 2009
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