Joe Saunders interviews Christoph Schuringa about Hegel and Marx. They discuss the HegelMarx connection to better help us understand the relationship between the two, particularly Marx.

Hegel and Marx with Christoph Schuringa

This recording was written and read by the cultural historian, Dr Edward Gillin

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At Trinity College: William Whewell and "The Scientist"

This recording was written and read by the historian of molecular biology, Professor Soraya de Chadarevian

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Have a look at this: https://wellcomecollection.org/works/qx44tpx9/items Outside the Golden Helix, the Crick's home in Portugal Place, Cambridge (from the James Watson collection, with Francis Crick and others, c. 1950-59). Wellcome Collection. In copyright

At Crick's House: Watson And Crick In Cambridge

This recording was written and read by the pure mathematician, Professor Tom Körner

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"Wranglers" at the Senate House

This recording was written and read by the historian of science, Dr Patricia Fara of Clare College

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On the Newton Tree at Trinity College

This recording was written and read by Dr Paul White of the Darwin Correspondence Project

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Darwin's Correspondence at Cambridge University Library

This recording was written and read by the cultural historian, Dr Edward Gillin

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At Great St. Mary's Church: Cambridge’s Mathematical Revolution and the Chimes of Big Ben

This recording was written by Professor Bernard Linsky, and read by a volunteer from CUP Bookshop.

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At Trinity College: Bertrand Russell and the Principia Mathematica

This recording was written by the mathematician Professor Caroline Series, FRS, and recorded by a volunteer from CUP Bookshop

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At Trinity College: Arthur Cayley and Mathematics for All

This recording was written by the mathematician Professor Caroline Series, FRS, and recorded by a volunteer from CUP Bookshop

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Phillipa Garrett Fawcett and Newnham College

The recording was written and read by Jenifer Glynn

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Rosalind Franklin at Newnham College and After

This recording was written and read by Professor of History and Philosophy of Science Liba Taub, the Director and Curator of the Whipple Museum.

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At Pembroke College: Roger Long And Uranium

This recording was written by the mathematician, Professor Caroline Series, FRS, and recorded by a volunteer from CUP Bookshop

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At Girton College - Three Remarkable Mathematicians - Mary Cartwright

At Girton College - Three Remarkable Mathematicians - Charlotte Scott

This recording was written by the mathematician, Professor Ruth Williams, and recorded by a volunteer from CUP Bookshop.

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At Girton College - Three Remarkable Mathematicians - Bertha Jeffreys

Darwin's Notebooks at Cambridge University Library

Professor Waller Newell introduces his recent title, "Tyranny and Revolution," which examines the Philosophy of Freedom from Rousseau to Heidegger transformed political thought, feeding catastrophic revolution, tyranny and genocide.

Learn More: https://www.cambridge.org/core/books/tyranny-and-revolution/A1234A9B87D81AED0AB28187739D876F#fndtn-information

An Intro to Tyranny and Revolution

Interview with James R Flynn, author of 'Are We Getting Smarter?' (Cambridge University Press, 2012). Find out <a href="http://www.cambridge.org/academic/subjects/psychology/personality-psychology-and-individual-differences/are-we-getting-smarter-rising-iq-twenty-first-century?format=PB&utm_source=soundcloud&utm_medium=description&utm_campaign=1209-HD-FLYNN" title="Are We Getting Smarter? by James R Flynn">more about the book</a>.

Interview courtesy of Talk Radio Europe (www.talkradioeurope.com).

'Are We Getting Smarter?' - interview with James R Flynn

British Journal of Political Science Volume 50 Issue 1 audio abstracts

007 BJPolS 50 1 Reciprocity And Public Opposition To Foreign Direct Investment

004 BJPolS 50 1 Oilfields, Mosques And Violence Is There A Resource Curse In Xinjiang

002 BJPolS 50 1 Gender, Incumbency And Party List Nominations

001 BJPolS 50 1 Introduction

For Academic Book Week, Cambridge University Press Director for Global Environment, Property, Procurement & Supply Helen Griggs discusses what the Press is doing to become more environmentally friendly.

What is Cambridge University Press doing to become more environmentally friendly?

For Academic Book Week, Cambridge University Press Director for Global Environment, Property, Procurement & Supply Helen Griggs discusses future plans for further improvements to environmental sustainability at the Press.

What is Cambridge University Press planning to do to further its environmental sustainability goals?

Joe Saunders interviews Robert Stern about Hegel's Idealism. They discuss what it is, and how it differs from other forms of idealism. They also consider whether it works, how it might help you feel at home in the world, and whether Hegel is too optimistic.

Hegel's Idealism with Robert Stern

Joe Saunders interviews Alison Stone about gender and sex in Hegel. They discuss how we should treat Hegel's views on these topics, both their problematic elements, but also the potentially liberatory ones. This includes a discussion of the master-slave dialectic, and how it was taken up by feminist thinkers such as de Beauvoir.

Gender in Hegel with Alison Stone

Joe Saunders interviews Karen Ng about freedom in Hegel. They discuss the relationship between friendship, freedom, and self-realisation. They also talk about Hegel's views on the importance of institutions for freedom, and whether this still holds true in 2020.

Freedom in Hegel with Karen Ng

British Journal of Political Science Volume 50 Issue 4 audio abstracts

Volume 50, Issue 4

Personnel Politics

Does Social Disagreement Attenuate

Party Polarization

Introduction

Joe Saunders interviews Stephen Houlgate about Hegel's Logic. They discuss what Hegel means by Logic, and whether his logic works, touching upon whether philosophy should proceed without presuppositions.

Hegel's Logic with Stephen Houlgate

Joe Saunders interviews Dr. Julia Peters (Tübingen) about Hegel's aesthetics. They discuss Hegel's views on beauty, freedom and nature, and the end of Art.

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