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Reviews on theme Philosophy
Who is Judith Butler? Thinker on Gender as a Political Divisive Issue | Current thinkers lecture and conversation with philosopher Katrine Smiet and sociologist Niels Spierings
Who is the influential American philosopher Judith Butler? Learn from philosopher Katrine Smiet and sociologist Niels Spierings what Judith Butler's ideas are and what makes gender such a political divisive issue.
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.
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Love of soccer | Radboud Reflects @Stadseiland Stek with culture and media expert Arne van Lienden
Why does soccer affect so many people? What does this say about our need for community, excitement and hero worship? And how do soccer media affect our view of nationality, gender and ethnicity?
Love of Mythical Creatures | Radboud Reflects @Stadseiland Stek by religion scholar Arjan Sterken
Wizards, vampires, werewolves, sphinxes, elves and cyclopes. Are some good and others evil? Or is that distinction not that black and white? And what do these creatures say about the fears and desires of the people who invented them over the years?
Love For Films And Series | Radboud Reflects @Stadseiland Stek
Cinemas are full, and with Netflix, HBO and Disney+, we are watching more films and series than ever before. But what actually makes a film good? What are the hidden structures in films and TV series?
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.
Boundary of Jokes | Lecture, theatre and conversation with neerlandicus Ivo Nieuwenhuis and theater makers Eran Ben-Michaël and Jonata Taal
Where one person can’t stop laughing about a joke of a comedian or theatre maker, the other one gets angry. Learn about good, wrong and liberating humor.
European Elections. What is at Stake? | Current Affairs Lecture by scholar of law Jasper Krommendijk and political scientist Anna van der Vleuten
Big choices are at stake at the European elections: will voters go for a more united Europe, or wil they be more divided than ever?
Anton de Kom: Lessons of an Anti-colonial Resistance Fighter | Lecture and conversation with literary scholar Thalia Ostendorf and political philosopher Mathijs van de Sande
Who was the Surinamese activist, writer and resistance fighter Anton de Kom (1898 - 1945) and what can we learn from him today? Learn from literary scholar Thalia Ostendorf and philosopher Mathijs van de Sande about his thinking.
Contact with Robots. Connecting or Alienating? | Lecture, dance and conversation with cognitive scientist Evelien Heijselaar, artist Bram Ellens and ArtEZ dancers
Can you form a real bond with a robot friend like with a human friend? Ponder the question of whether we will ever be able to make real contact with robots and whether we will then change as human beings.
Student Protests | Current Affairs Lecture by philosopher Mathijs van de Sande, political scientist Andrej Zaslove and sociologist Katerina Manevska
Learn from political philosopher Mathijs van de Sande, political scientist Andrej Zaslove and sociologist Katerina Manevska about the student protests and on the right to demonstrate.