麻豆约拍

Marina Warner - Managing Monsters

Little Angels, Little Devils: Keeping Children Innocent

Marina Warner examines the various depictions of children in myths and stories.

• 30 mins

Marina Warner - Managing Monsters

Beautiful Beasts: The Call of the Wild

From King Kong to the teddy bear, Marina Warner examines the changing value of the animal.

• 30 mins

Marina Warner - Managing Monsters

Cannibal Tales: The Hunger for Conquest

In her penultimate lecture Marina Warner asks: who are the real cannibals?

• 30 mins

Marina Warner - Managing Monsters

麻豆约拍: our Famous Island Race

Marina Warner looks at myths of national identity and asks: what is home ground?

• 30 mins

Richard Rogers - Sustainable City

The Culture of Cities

Richard Rogers explores both the civilising and brutalising aspects of urban life.

• 30 mins

Richard Rogers - Sustainable City

Sustainable Cities

Richard Rogers explores how cities can be socially divisive and environmentally hazardous.

• 30 mins

Richard Rogers - Sustainable City

Sustainable Architecture

Richard Rogers examines the ways in which buildings can enhance the public sphere.

• 30 mins

Richard Rogers - Sustainable City

London, the Humanist City

Richard Rogers examines some of the economic, social and ecological problems London faces.

• 30 mins

Richard Rogers - Sustainable City

Cities For A Small Planet

Richard Rogers considers the practical steps needed to create more sustainable cities.

• 30 mins

Jean Aitchison - The Language Web

A Web Of Worries

Professor Jean Aitchison examines what troubles us about how our language is changing.

• 30 mins

Jean Aitchison - The Language Web

A Web Of Deceit

Professor Jean Aitchison examines the origin of language in the human species.

• 30 mins

Jean Aitchison - The Language Web

Building the Web

Professor Jean Aitchison explores how and why language develops so quickly in children.

• 30 mins

Jean Aitchison - The Language Web

A Web Of Words

Professor Jean Aitchison examines the word-learning ability inbuilt in humans.

• 30 mins

Jean Aitchison - The Language Web

The World Wide Web

Professor Jean Aitchison looks at the way we use language.

• 30 mins

Patricia Williams - The Genealogy of Race

The Emperor's New Clothes

Professor Patricia Williams assesses the effect of social blindness about colour and race.

• 28 mins

Patricia Williams - The Genealogy of Race

The Pantomime of Race

Professor Williams explores 'racial voyeurism' and the denial of racial experiences.

• 28 mins

Patricia Williams - The Genealogy of Race

The Distribution Of Distress

Professor Williams examines the interaction of race and class in society.

• 28 mins

Patricia Williams - The Genealogy of Race

The War Between The Worlds

Professor Williams examines the impact of racialised science on attitudes to race.

• 28 mins

Patricia Williams - The Genealogy of Race

An Ordinary Brilliance: Parting the Waters, closing the wounds

Professor Williams explores solutions to prevent racism and reconcile racial tensions.

• 28 mins

John Keegan - War In Our World

War And Our World

Military historian John Keegan explores the impact warfare has had on modern times.

• 28 mins

John Keegan - War In Our World

The Origins Of War

John Keegan explores the origins of warfare, when combat first became purposeful.

• 28 mins

John Keegan - War In Our World

War and the State

John Keegan explores the evolving relationship between war and the nation state.

• 28 mins

John Keegan - War In Our World

War And The Individual

John Keegan considers the impact of battle on those who fight them.

• 28 mins

John Keegan - War In Our World

Can there be an end to war?

John Keegan considers how the causes of war are to be addressed and conflict resolved.

• 28 mins

Anthony Giddens - Runaway World

Globalisation:London

Professor Anthony Giddens examines the ways globalisation has affected our lives.

• 28 mins

Anthony Giddens - Runaway World

Tradition:Delhi

Professor Giddens looks at the links between tradition and fundamentalism.

• 28 mins

Anthony Giddens - Runaway World

Family: Washington DC

How do changing roles within the family promote democracy and economic development?

• 28 mins

Anthony Giddens - Runaway World

Democracy: London

Professor Giddens examines one of the most powerful ideas of the 20th century.

• 28 mins

Respect For The Earth

Governance

Chris Patten examines how governance affects sustainable development.

• 28 mins

Respect For The Earth

Biodiversity

Tom Lovejoy argues that biological diversity lies at the heart of sustainable development.

• 28 mins