01:27:26

Mohammad Al Attar: Art, Revolution, and Exile

40:18

WORKS BY: Tony Lewis with Bethany Collins, Devin T. Mays & Ellen Rothenberg

01:29:57

Stuart Russell, "AI: What If We Succeed?" April 25, 2024

03:39

Christopher Williams: Radio / Rauhfaser / Television

05:49

Gelitin: Democratic Sculpture 7

01:25:12

Transformative Entrepreneur to Celebrity CEO

08:40

The Chicago Cli-Fi Library

01:31:42

Black Wall Street Journey: Notes on the Great Migration

04:02

Rick Lowe: Notes on the Great Migration

05:52

Slavs and Tatars: MERCZbau

03:53

Arnold Kemp: Less Like an Object and More Like the Weather

03:50

Ida Applebroog: Monalisa at the Neubauer Collegium

01:16:24

Has the 1.5°C Warming Target Slipped Away?

01:30:48

Martin Wolf, "Saving Democratic Capitalism," April 6, 2021

01:52

Pope.L Visits My Kingdom for a Title

01:42:43

Embracing a Complicated Relationship: Indigenous Museum Practices, December 1, 2020

03:31

Apsáalooke Women and Warriors: Virtual Tour

01:25:38

Vikram Patel, "Reimagining Mental Health in the Shadow of the Pandemic," October 13, 2020

08:03

Neubauer Collegium Apsaalooke Women and Warriors Parade March 12, 2020

01:31:04

Elizabeth Anderson, "Can We Talk?" November 11, 2019

01:33:17

David Runciman, "The Fate of Democracy: Renewal or Decay?" February 12, 2019

38:22

Barry Salt: 2015 Cinemetrics Across Borders Conference

01:19:04

J.M. Coetzee, "Growing Up with The Children's Encyclopedia," Director's Lecture, October 9, 2018

01:26:12

Charles Taylor, "Democratic Degeneration: Three Easy Paths to Regression," March 26, 2018

01:05:04

Cinemetrics Across Borders, Round Table Discussion

52:16

Cinemetrics Across Borders, Yuri Tsivian

01:12:06

Cinemetrics Across Borders, Sandra Adair

20:39

Cinemetrics Across Borders, Mohsen Nasrin

01:29:22

Joan W. Scott, “Gender, Politics, and Psychoanalysis,” October 19, 2017

01:23:19

David I. Kertzer, "Mussolini, the Pope, and Italy's Racial Laws," April 5, 2017

01:30:16

Robert J. Shiller, "Narrative Economics," January 26, 2017

01:16:14

Anna Tsouhlarakis, "She Made for Her," November 1, 2016

01:27:59

David Bromwich, "Lincoln as Realist and Revolutionist," February 11, 2016

01:20:08

Robert Alter, "The Challenges of Translating the Bible," October 8, 2015

01:23:08

Quentin Skinner, "How Should We Think about Freedom?" April 20, 2015

01:22:53

Alain Bresson, "Slavery in Ancient Greece: Path Dependence, Profit and Externalities"

23:41

Bernard Harcourt, "Foucault and the State"

24:06

Bernard Harcourt on "Knots of State-like Power"

32:51

Stephan Palmié and Charles Stewart, "Introduction: The Varieties of Historical Experience"

01:03:42

Marion Fourcade on "The Moral Sociology of the State"

41:54

François Hartog, "From Experience to History"

24:51

Marshall Sahlins, "The Historiography and Anthropology of the Marvelous: Stranger-Kings"

40:54

Paul Freedman, "European Slavery and Serfdom in the Middle Ages"

26:52

Julie Saville, “Modern Slavery, Modern Ideology”

41:44

Walter Scheidel, “The (Ancient) ‘West’ and the Rest: Early Labor Regimes in Global Perspective”

01:54:39

Emmanuel Saez, “Income and Wealth Inequality: Evidence and Policy Implications,” Oct 9, 2014

01:10:30

Ulrike Malmendier, "The Evolution of Organizations in Ancient Rome"

01:52:12

Avner Greif, "The Clan and the City: Sustaining Cooperation in China and Europe"

01:48:26

Bruce Hall, "Slavery and Agency"

51:34

William Sewell: The Ecology of Firms in the Eighteenth-Century Lyonnais Silk Industry

47:16

Kenneth Pomeranz, "Property Rights and Community Membership in the Yangzi Delta"

51:52

Mike Baxter, "Graphical Griffith: Cutting-Patterns in the Films of D.W. Griffith"

42:10

Tom Gunning, "Your Number Is Up! Questioning Numbers in Film History"

01:35:55

William Kentridge, "Virtues of Bastardy: Mixed Metaphors and Collaborations in the Studio"

01:29:17

William Kentridge: Listening to the Image -- Neubauer Collegium Inaugural Lecture at the UChicago