01:05:54
Fictionality in Literature: The 2023 Nils Klim Conversation with Simona Zetterberg-Nielsen
19:23
Award Ceremony: The 2009 Holberg Prize Conferred upon Ian Hacking.
58:41
The 2023 Holberg Conversation with Joan Martinez-Alier.
01:16:48
Award Ceremony for the 2023 Holberg Prize and the Nils Klim Prize
01:35:01
The 2022 Holberg Conversation with Sheila Jasanoff
01:13:40
The 2022 Nils Klim Conversation with Elisa Uusimäki.
01:40:06
The 2021 Holberg Conversation with Martha C. Nussbaum
01:08:32
The 2021 Nils Klim Conversation with Daria Gritsenko.
31:04
Sivamohan Valluvan: "The Long March of Racial Nationalisms: Left Complicities and Convivial Margins"
21:32
Lidia Curti: "From Black Humanism to the Violence of the Present"
29:43
Katherine McKittrick: "Wires, Kerosene, Data"
29:39
Temi Odumosu: "Sensitive Skin"
24:22
Tyler Cowen: "Which are the true perils facing democracy?"
27:48
Tali Sharot: "Cognitive Obstacles to Truth"
39:35
Samantha Power: "Confronting Challenges to Democracy"
34:14
Lawrence Lessig: "On How People Speak"
30:25
Steven Barnett: "Whose Ethics?"
29:19
Rowan Cruft: "Communication and Collective Action"
34:09
Rae Langton: "Post-Truth as Post-Democracy"
29:51
Jonathan Heawood: "Culture vs Ethics"
23:03
Sarah Cole: "Art in War and War in Art"
27:10
Louis Menand: "What are we looking at..."
22:37
Joseph Koerner: "Enemy painting"
23:03
Horst Bredekamp: "Symbiosis of Nature and Art: A Neomanneristic Approach"
26:08
Daniel Jütte: "Living Stones and the Anatomy of Architecture"
40:23
The Holberg Prize Award Ceremony for 2021 Laureate Martha C. Nussbaum
01:37:20
Award Ceremony: The 2020 and the 2021 Holberg Prize and Nils Klim Prize
01:46:58
The 2021 Nils Klim Seminar, feat. Daria Gritsenko: "Aligning Digitalisation and Sustainability"
02:57:39
The Holberg Symposium in honour of Griselda Pollock: "Is Feminism a Bad Memory?"
01:31:57
The 2020 Holberg Conversation with Griselda Pollock
01:17:14
The 2020 Nils Klim Conversation with Frederik Poulsen
01:52:54
The 2020 Nils Klim Seminar: "Outside Eden: The Bible on Migration" (FULL VERSION)
12:42
Julia Kristevas acceptance speech: The 2004 Holberg Prize Award Ceremony
57:04
The 2019 Nils Klim Conversation: Finnur Dellsén
01:01:47
The 2019 Holberg Conversation with Paul Gilroy
27:34
Prof. Mary Beard: "What's the Point of Ancient Rome?"
55:11
Nils Klim-samtalen 2018 med Francesca R. Jensenius
58:15
The Holberg Conversation 2018 with Cass Sunstein
01:11:35
Julia Kristeva: New Forms of Revolt
01:19:30
The Holberg Laureate LIVE 2018: “Knowledge-based Policy-Making” with Cass Sunstein
01:58:56
The Nils Klim Seminar, 2018: “The Politics of Inclusion: Electoral Quotas in India”
02:01:36
The Holberg Masterclass, 2018, with Cass Sunstein: What to do about Human Error?
28:47
Professor Claes de Vreese: "Dealing with Populism: A Challenge for the News Media"
01:42:58
An Evening with the Holberg Prize: Stephen Greenblatt and Manuel Castells.
02:40:41
The Holberg Debate 2017: "Propaganda, Facts and Fake News" with J. Assange, J. Pilger & J. Heawood
01:36:27
Stephen Greenblatt and Tony Kushner, Live at the NYPL: "The Rise and Fall of Adam and Eve"
59:24
The Holberg Conversation 2017 with Onora O'Neill
24:42
Holberg International Memorial Prize 2011
03:38:30
The Holberg Symposium 2017: Ethics For Communication
02:00:34
The Holberg Debate 2016: Free Speech in an Age of Diversity and Conflict w/Timothy Garton Ash
01:02:20
The Holberg Conversation 2016: Stephen Greenblatt
50:43
The Holberg Prize Award Ceremony 2016
45:18
The Holberg Conversation 2015: Marina Warner
44:03
The Holberg Lecture 2015: Marina Warner: "Losing Home, Finding Words: Transformations of Story"
17:35
Holberg Prize Award Ceremony in Haakonshallen, Bergen 2010
01:32:29
Manuel Castells: Social Movements in the Internet Age
01:18:44
Natalie Zemon Davis: Dealing with Strangeness
01:05:31
Jürgen Habermas: Democracy in Europe
01:38:34
Jürgen Kocka: European Integration and its Present Crisis
23:14
Holberg Prize 2014: Michael Cook
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This channel features lectures, interviews and speeches by the Holberg Laureates, Nils Klim Laureates, and other guests at Holberg Prize events. The objective of the Holberg Prize is to increase awareness of the value o research in the humanities, social sciences, law or theology.
The Holberg Prize is an international prize awarded annually to a scholar who have made outstanding contributions to research in the fields mentioned above. The Prize amounts to NOK 6 000 000 (approximately EUR 525,000 or USD 575,000 as of 01.04.2020). The Prize was established by the Norwegian Parliament in 2003, and awarded for the first time in 2004. It is named after the Danish-Norwegian writer Ludvig Holberg.
The Holberg Prize organisation also awards the Nils Klim Prize each year to a scholar from the Nordics under 35 years within the same above mentioned fields, and hosts a research competition called the Holberg Prize School Project for students in Norwegian upper secondary schools.
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