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McGill Podcasts » Arts & Humanities — 77 episodes
Bloomsday 2012, Keynote address by Dr Michael Kenneally
Research Group on Constitutional Studies Debate: Debra Satz and Matt Zwolinski, “Where Are the Moral Limits of Markets?”
Canadian politics
Political philosophy, recognition and multiculturalism
Moral agency and the Self II
The Interpretation of Modernity 2
The Public Digital Humanities: Panel Discussion
Pierre Schoentje: The Art and Politics of Irony — Ironie, écologie et écriture de la nature
Peter Goodrich: The Art and Politics of Irony — Serio ludere: Legal Humanism, Satire and Critique
Charles Foran, City Unique: Montreal in the Life and Imagination of Mordecai Richler
The Public Life of Art in the 21st Century
Andrew Stewart: Shake, Rattle, and Roll: New Music for the T-Stick Digital Musical Instrument
Tom Beghin: The Virtual Haydn: a New Recording Experience
Mark Antaki: The Trial of Louis XVI
Desmond Manderson: The Trial of Billy Budd
Eugenio Bolongaro: The Trial of Sacco and Vanzetti
Carrie Rentschler: The Trial of Winston Moseley
Lisa Jardine: 1688 and all that: Some lasting consequences of ‘Going Dutch’
The Walrus McGill Debate at the Segal Centre
Mordecai’s Montreal: From Park Avenue to the Main
Storytelling In The Video Game Industry
Payam Akhavan: The Trial of Slobodan Milošević
Brian Lewis: The Trial of Oscar Wilde
Paul Yachnin: The Trial of Shylock
Lawrence Scanlan, Author of ‘A Year of Living Generously’
Peter Beyer: Religious pluralisation in a global society
Akbar Ahmad: Journey into America – the Challenge of Islam
Mark Juergensmeyer: Religious Challenges to the Secular State
Katherine Marshall: Faith and good governance
José Casanova: Emerging Global Denomination
Arvind Sharma: Religious Freedom, Globalization and Dialogue
Hansel and Gretel go to school
L’opéra Hansel et Gretel à l’école
The Pirates of Penzance
Le Journal Indépendant – Premiere emission: Pour une presse libre
Le Journal Indépendant – Deuxième emission: Le journal indépendent du 21é siècle: ses rôles, ses contenus, ses publics
Le Journal Indépendant – Troisième emission: L’avenir des journaux indépendants d’ici
Laughing Rats, Cuddly Octopi, Altruistic Humans and the Biology of Contentment
Beyond Psychotherapy: Values and Vitality
Lies, Damned Lies and Statistics
Career Transitions in Tough Times
‘Til Death do us Part: Motivation for a Lifetime
Mindfulness: Learning to Live in the Moment
A Secular Age
Religion and Rights in the Public Sphere
Legitimating the Expression of Faith in the Public Square
Limits on Religious Freedom
Ethics and Religious Culture: Why the Fuss?
Who Can Show us any Good?
Is Religion a 'Pink Slip' in the Public Square?
McGill’s Full-Time French Language Program
McGill’s Full-Time English Language Program
On "Racial Fever"
Workspace: Catherine Bradley
Literacy: The future of teaching the world to read
Coping: Managing the apparently unmanageable
Transitions: Opening doors for a lifetime
Teaching: Theatre or Science?
Resilience: Success against all odds
Giftedness: Linking inquiry, development, and expertise
Expertise Development: Masters of your own Domain
The Mikado
"Cardenio", or How to Read and Stage a Lost Play
The Second Annual Faculty of Arts Great Debate
The First Annual Faculty of Arts Great Debate
Psychotherapy – Facing your Fears: When Virtual Reality Becomes Reality
Learning from Texts you Think you Understand? Read Again!
Understanding Child Development: Surviving Parenthood
Developmental Disabilities: When Being "Fragile" has a Whole New Meaning
Motivation: Picking up Motivation by your Bootstraps
Moral Development Exposed: Liars, Cheats and Scams