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Review on theme Ethics
Silence Through Music | Radboud Reflects @Zwarte Cross by psychologist and music scholar Krisna Adiasto and singer Cassandra Onck
How can music create silence? What exactly do we mean by this? And does it matter what music you listen to? Learn from psychologist and music scholar Krisna Adiasto of Radboud University.
What Can We Learn From Animals?
Learn from philosophers Bas van Woekum-Rooker and Gerard Kuperus how best to understand animal intelligence and what we can learn from it.
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.
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.
The Philosophy of Loneliness | Lecture and conversation by philosopher Marjan Slob, scholar of healthcare Maaike Verhagen and young thinker Julia Kirkels
It seems like everyone is struggling with loneliness. What is loneliness, and how should one relate to loneliness? Are we really lonelier than ever? Learn about these questions from philosopher and Thinker of the Netherlands Marjan Slob.
The History of Morality | Lecture and conversation by philosophers Hanno Sauer and Marc Slors
Where does our morality come from? How did we develop a sense of what is the right thing to do? Learn from philosopher Hanno Sauer about the origins of our morality, the importance of it and the role of morality in society.
Refugee Shelter In the Region: No Solution To the Refugee Crisis | Radboud Reflects Podcast
What is the current state of refugee shelter in the region? And is it really the solution to the refugee crisis? Listen to this Radboud Reflects podcast.
Psychiatric Disorders. More than just brain problems? | Lecture and discussion with biologist Barbara Franke and philosopher Derek Strijbos
Read and watch the recap of the lecture by philosopher and psychiatrist Derek Strijbos and biologist Barbara Franke to grasp how we were in thinking about whether psychiatric disorders were more than a simple brain problem