Palestinian-American literary theorist Edward Said delivers the 1993 Reith Lectures.
Edward Said - Representation of the Intellectual homepage
Professor of genetics Steve Jones delivers the 1991 Reith Lectures.
Steve Jones - The Language of the Genes homepage
Rabbi Jonathan Sacks delivers the 1990 Reith Lectures.
Jonathan Sacks - The Persistence of Faith homepage
Jacques Darras delivers the 1989 Reith Lectures.
Jacques Darras - Beyond The Tunnel of History homepage
Professor of Russian History Geoffrey Hosking delivers the 1988 Reith Lectures.
Geoffrey Hosking - The Rediscovery of Politics homepage
English composer Alexander Goehr delivers the 1987 Reith Lectures.
Alexander Goehr - The Survival of The Symphony homepage
Serving judge Lord McCluskey delivers the 1986 Reith Lectures.
John McCluskey - Law, Justice and Democracy homepage
Economist David Henderson delivers the 1985 Reith Lectures.
David Henderson - Innocence and Design homepage
American philosopher John Searle delivers the 1984 Reith Lectures.
John Searle - Minds, Brains and Science homepage
Former Permanent Secretary to the Treasury Sir Douglas Wass gives the 1983 Reith Lectures.
Douglas Wass - Government and the Governed homepage
The Irish literary critic Denis Donoghue delivers the 1982 Reith Lectures.
Denis Donoghue - The Arts Without Mystery homepage
Professor Laurence Martin delivers the 1981 Reith Lectures.
Laurence Martin - The Two Edged Sword homepage
British academic lawyer Professor Sir Ian Kennedy delivers the 1980 Reith Lectures.
Ian Kennedy - Unmasking Medicine homepage
The academic and political writer Ali Mazrui delivers the 1979 Reith Lectures.
Ali Mazrui - The African Condition homepage
The Rev Dr Edward Norman delivers the 1978 Reith Lectures.
Edward Norman - Christianity and the World homepage
Sociologist Dr A H Halsey delivers the 1977 Reith Lectures.
A.H. Halsey - Change in British Society homepage
Neurobiologist Dr Colin Blakemore delivers the 1976 Reith Lectures.
Colin Blakemore - Mechanics of the Mind homepage
Dr Daniel J Boorstin explores how the USA developed into a superpower.
Daniel Boorstin - America and the World Experience homepage
The German-British sociologist Ralf Dahrendorf questions the definition of freedom.
Ralf Dahrendorf - The New Liberty homepage
Defence journalist Alastair Buchan examines international relations and global cohesion.
Alastair Buchan - Change without War homepage
Political economist Andrew Shonfield debates British entry into the European Community.
Andrew Shonfield - Europe: Journey to an Unknown Destination homepage
Assistant Director General of UNESCO Richard Hoggart explores how we communicate
Richard Hoggart - Only Connect homepage
The influential thinker Donald Schon examines industrial technology and social change.
Donald Schon - Change and Industrial Society homepage
Sir Frank Fraser Darling explores the concept of our responsibility to the environment.
Frank Fraser Darling - Wilderness and Plenty homepage
Former Canadian Prime Minister Lester Pearson examines the state of global politics.
Lester Pearson - In the Family of Man homepage
Social anthropologist Edmond Leach explores man's relationship with his environment.
Edmund Leach - A Runaway World homepage
J K Galbraith explores the economics of production and the effect on state development.
J K Galbraith - The New Industrial State homepage
Robert Gardiner on how colonialism and financial inequality have affected race relations.
Robert Gardiner - World of Peoples homepage
Industrialist Sir Leon Bagrit explores how computing has changed the world we live in.
Leon Bagrit - The Age of Automation homepage
A series of lectures about the issues surrounding the establishment of a new university.
Albert Sloman - A University in the Making homepage
