Significant international thinkers deliver the BBC's flagship annual lecture series
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 306 | Founded | 16 years ago |
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Categories | ScienceSociety & Culture |
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This year’s Reith Lectures were full of platitudes and a reiteration of current topics in politics and society without any innovative analysis or suggested solutions. Dr Ansell uses the term “we” with abandon, and it seems to encompass everything from fellow academics to fellow voters to fellow humans in a confusing way that conflates individuals and structured polities, while obscuring the structural mechanisms that diffuse any “we” to atomised individuals and how “we” can solve the worlds prob... more
Really well explained and thoughtful.
Thoroughly insightful so far and looking forward to the last instalment. Highlights have been the discussion of social censure as the preventive to true freedom of expression. Low light was Rowan Williams too esoteric exploration on faith: I will try to listen to it again, but simply gave up before.
I thoroughly enjoyed this series of lectures. Very very very interesting indeed. Eve time I listen back to them I catch a little nugget of information I had missed before. Absolutely marvellous
Trump will be back in four years and this mythology will be out the window.
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