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Professor Andrew Schultz: The minor fall and the major lift - Music, power and the composer's black art

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Professor Vanessa Lemm: What do we owe one another? New directions in thinking about community ?

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Professor Stephanie Hemelryk Donald: There's no place Like home: Child migrants in world cinema

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 25, 2014


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Professor Manfred Frank: Early Romantic Philosophy: So, What Is It?

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Professor Philip Pettit: Corporate Persons, Commercial, Ecclesiastical, and Political

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Professor Peter Aggleton: Sex, Sexuality and Sex Education: What have we learned, what needs to be done?

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Professor David Armitage: Horizons of History: Space, Time and the Future of the Past

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 17, 2014


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Professor Steven Connor: Rustications: Animals in the Urban Mix

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Ela Gandhi: Building a culture of nonviolence: the legacy of Mahatma Gandhi

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Professor Fredric R. Jameson: Allegory and Dramaturgy in Wagner's Ring

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Professor Quentin Skinner: So, what does freedom mean to us?

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Dr Michele Bruniges: Teaching matters: The role of universities and education systems in lifting educational quality

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Rory Medcalf: Grand Stakes: Australia's future between China and India

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Professor Eileen Baldry: Disabling justice: Social justice, human rights and mental and cognitive disability in the criminal justice system

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 17, 2014


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Professor John de Wit: Beyond the 'magic bullet': Social and behavioural approaches to the complexities of HIV prevention in an evolving epidemic

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 17, 2014


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Professor Scott Lash: Urban Justice and the Crisis of Neo-liberalism

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 17, 2014


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Professor Julian Murphet: Modernism, Now and Then

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Professor Fiona Williams: Who cares? Migrant workers in the transnational care economy

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Professor Ronan McDonald: Beyond Ireland: cultures of encounter and exchange

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Professor Ann Orloff: Can we support care and gender equality?

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Professor Patrick Dodson: So what now? Dialogue and nation building in contemporary Australia

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Associate Professor Kate Crawford: Always with me: how mobile and social media are changing us

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Eileen Pittaway: Innocent victims, Illegal migrants or political pawns?

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Dr Grace Karskens: The heritage of Aboriginal Sydney: Placing lost histories

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