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Who Was Philosopher Daniel Dennett? | Conversation with philosophers Marc Slors and Jolien Francken
Who was the American philosopher Daniel Dennett and how important was he to philosophy and beyond? Learn from philosophers Marc Slors and Jolien Francken about Dennett's thinking.
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The Limits Of The Rights To Demonstrate | Radboud Current Affairs Podcast with lawyer Rian de Jong
[Dutch podcast] Which actions are and are not covered by the rights to demonstrate? And does the description of the law described correspond to its actual application, or is there space between rights and reality?
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The Beast. On Ego, Emotion and Reincarnation | Film and conversation with religion scholar Paul van der Velde
Fear and love, ego and reincarnation. The film The Beast deals with several Buddhist themes. Learn from religious scholar Paul van der Velde about how Buddhism deals with emotions and ego at the after-party discussion.
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The Future of the Mind in a Digital Society | Lecture and conversation with lawyer and behavioral neuroscientist Emily Murphy and brain scientist Alan Sanfey
How do new digital technologies such as AI affect our cognitive well-being? Learn from lawyer and behavioral neuroscientist Emily Murphy how the intersection of technology and brain & behavioral sciences can forge a new paradigm in public policy.
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Music Culture as a Form of Protest | Radboud Sounds
Music does not stand alone, but is part of a wider culture. Often, protest against norms of society plays a role in this.
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The Witch as a Protest | Radboud Sounds
The witch is back! And this time not as an oppressed woman burned at the stake, but as a giants name and symbol of resistance against patriarchal society.
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Cavolo Nero | Radboud Sounds
Expect, above all, high energy and the urge to dance along to exotic grooves.
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Protest and Music | Radboud Sounds
Protest and Music | Talk by philosopher Mathijs van de Sande and music by Kladderadatsch
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The Pierson Riots: Civil Disobedience Pictured | Radboud Sounds
The Pierson Riots: Civil Disobedience in pictures | Soundbite by ethicist and eyewitness Marcel Becker and historian and photographer Wilco Versteeg.
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Milieuprotesten
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Attacks and Counter-attacks: Recent Developments in the Middle East
Tensions in the Middle East have intensified in recent weeks. How can further escalation be prevented? What are the chances that the conflict will expand further? And how atypical are the developments we are now witnessing?
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Know Yourself | Lecture and conversation by philosophers Tinneke Beeckman and Annemarie van Stee
How to know yourself? We seem to be searching for self-knowledge, self-development and our place in the world. Learn from philosopher Tinneke Beeckman how philosophy can help us in our search for ourselves.
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The Importance of Object-oriented Philosophy | Lecture and conversation with philosophers Graham Harman and Arjen Kleinherenbrink
Learn from philosophers Graham Harman and Arjen Kleinherenbrink why objects are so important and why their nukkiness determines the fate of the world.
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Digital Detox. Protest Against Big Tech | Radboud Sounds
Come hear cognitive philosopher Frank van Caspel and philosopher Lotje Siffels discuss resistance to digitalisation further. Improvisational actor Vera van Berlo illustrates what a digital detox could do to you.
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INNOVATE Meetup: The Future of Truth with founder of Bellingcat Eliot Higgins, journalists Jelle Brandt Corstius and Maurits Martijn, and philosophers Lisa Kampen and Natascha Rietdijk in collaboration with Radboud Reflects
How do you reveal the truth in a post-truth era? Learn from Eliot Higgins, founder and pioneer of the citizen journalism network Bellingcat. After his lecture leading journalists like Jelle Brandt Corstius and scholars will discuss the topic.
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Earth Emotions; New Words for a New World | Lecture and conversation by environmental philosopher Glenn Albrecht, philosophers Elize de Mul and Boris van Meurs
Landscape pain and climate stress. We feel emotions at the changing nature around us. Learn from Australian philosopher Glenn Albrecht, how to put words to the emotions we feel about the environmental crisis.
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The Impact of Slavery on the Former Netherlands Antilles | Lecture and conversation by anthropologist and Thinker in Residence Rose Mary Allen and scholar of religion Justine Bakker
Learn from anthropologist and Thinker in Residence Rose Mary Allen about the impact of slavery on the cultural identity of the former Netherlands Antilles.
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Who Was Primatologist Frans de Waal? | Current thinkers Lecture with ethicist Marcel Becker and psychologist Roos Vonk
Frans de Waal was a welcome guest at Radboud Reflects, where he lectured several times to a sold-out Vereeniging, but who was Frans de Waal and what made his view of the world so innovative and influential?
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Forest Fires and Mankind. Enemy or Friend? |Radboud Reflects @Go Short with philosopher Martin Drenthen and ecologist Bjorn Robroek
When does a forest fire threaten nature and when is it part of it? Learn from philosopher Martin Drenthen and ecologist Bjorn Robroek what forest fires say about humans and nature.
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Being a Citizen of Europe, What Does That Mean? | Lecture and discussion with MEP Toine Manders and political scientist Anna van der Vleuten
Learn from MEP Toine Manders and political scientist Anna van der Vleuten about the extent to which European citizenship exists, whether it is linked to a European identity and how it relates to the city, region and country we also feel connected to.