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The British Academy is the UK’s national body for the humanities and social sciences – the study of peoples, cultures and societies, past, present and future.

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How To Make The World Add Up
Durée : 57min 53s
Is COVID-19 a turning point in history? Learning from the past
Durée : 57min 45s
Confronting COVID-19: nudge and sludge
Durée : 56min 27s
Global Perspectives: decolonial feminism
Durée : 58min 23s
Thinkers for our Time: Martin Kemp FBA on Leonardo da Vinci
Durée : 11min 52s
Great Thinkers: Jane Heal FBA on Elizabeth Anscombe FBA
Durée : 31min 39s
Thinkers for our Time: Merce Cunningham
Durée : 30min 17s
What does ‘TubeCrush’ reveal about modern desire?
Durée : 13min 35s
Albert Reckitt Archaeological Lecture - Scythian elite burial mounds in the Eurasian steppe
Durée : 56min 2s
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights at 70: A moment both to look back and to look forward
Durée : 58min 1s
The McWages project: Comparing real wages across countries and time
Durée : 49min 43s
‘I should want nothing more’: Edward Thomas and simplicity
Durée : 51min 28s
Radical physics: Science, socialism and the paranormal
Durée : 51min 47s
Singing Les Roastbeef: Comic English characters at the French music hall
Durée : 53min 48s
Ethical communication in a digital age
Durée : 56min 43s
Thinkers for our time: Goethe
Durée : 48min 36s
Cousin marriage, hierarchy, and heredity
Durée : 48min 24s
Shakespeare and the wandering mind
Durée : 47min 3s
Alcohol and humans: Why do we drink?
Durée : 31min 59s
Haunted by memories
Durée : 51min 23s
John Marenbon on Why you shouldn’t read Thomas Aquinas
Durée : 7min 48s
Eric Clarke on The creative composer-performer relationship in musical collaborations
Durée : 11min 26s
Vernon Bogdanor on Some constitutional implications of Brexit
Durée : 7min 27s
Identity politics: a term whose time has gone?
Durée : 27min 58s
Richard Sennett on Lessons to be learned from cities in the global south
Durée : 5min 34s
What are universities for? A geographical perspective
Durée : 54min 58s
Free to think? Epistemic authority and thinking for oneself
Durée : 48min 8s
Ronald Hutton on Witchcraft in the world today
Durée : 8min 46s
Marian Hobson on reading philosophy as translation
Durée : 10min 4s
Professor Sir Roger Jowell Memorial Lecture 2018: Professor Jane Green
Durée : 34min 39s
Eleanor Dickey on Going to school in ancient Rome
Durée : 8min 49s
Thinkers Of Our Time: Charlie Chaplin
Durée : 45min 40s
Modernity and movement: Thinking through dance
Durée : 58min 27s
Who speaks for Muslims?
Durée : 51min 50s
Young, disabled and LGBT+
Durée : 1h 3min 49s
Emily Jackson reflects on the legalisation of assisted dying
Durée : 8min 2s
Struggle, imagination and the quest for justice
Durée : 52min 19s
The future of foodbanks
Durée : 1h 15min 17s
Gender and Modernity
Durée : 57min 7s
The tragedy of state education in England: Reluctance, compromise and muddle
Durée : 54min 16s
Where are the writers of colour?
Durée : 54min 9s
How to understand an unconventional President, with The Conversation
Durée : 1h 1min 9s
Who's afraid of free speech?
Durée : 44min 52s
Mona Siddiqui on Struggle, imagination and the quest for justice
Durée : 39min 5s
Anne Phillips on Gender and Modernity
Durée : 54min 28s
From Our Fellows, February 2018
Durée : 23min 54s
Thinkers For Our Time - Sylvia Pankhurst
Durée : 1h 9min 39s
Big Data, Society and You
Durée : 14min 49s
Research Spotlight: Russian Revolution
Durée : 1h 28min 21s
Scottish Englightenment and the Matter of Troy
Durée : 55min 50s
Russia in Revolution: An Empire in Crisis, 1890 to 1928
Durée : 1h 27min 38s
From Our Fellows 10, December 2017
Durée : 31min 0s
Women, Crime and Character in the Twentieth Century
Durée : 1h 0min 51s
Youthquake 2017! Can young voters transform the UK’s political landscape?
Durée : 1h 2min 9s
Fighting For Freedom
Durée : 50min 0s
Speech, script and social media: How communication technology has changed religion
Durée : 56min 38s
What is a revolution?
Durée : 1h 5min 9s
Trust the people! On the psychology of authoritarian populism
Durée : 48min 18s
From Our Fellows 09, September 2017
Durée : 39min 41s
In Celebration of Translation
Durée : 40min 16s
Enid Blyton And Me - Bruno Vincent
Durée : 38min 59s
Re-Telling Pride and Prejudice
Durée : 32min 0s
From Our Fellows 08, July 2017
Durée : 31min 58s
Peter Hennessy and David Cannadine discuss English identity in the light of Devolution and Brexit
Durée : 54min 35s
'Soliloquies of suffering and consolation': Fiction as elegy and refusal
Durée : 46min 57s
The UK's Changing Party System
Durée : 47min 59s
Janet Yellen in conversation with Nicholas Stern at the British Academy, June 2017
Durée : 1h 16min 27s
Has the post-truth era killed our chance of having an election based on facts and stats?
Durée : 39min 35s
Elhanan Helpman: Globalisation and inequality
Durée : 47min 45s
Rowan Williams Representing Religion in Fiction and Drama
Durée : 11min 34s
Bencie Woll What Sign Languages can tell us about the Brain
Durée : 11min 54s
Rana Mitter How China's Wartime Past is Changing its Future
Durée : 12min 34s
Richard English Does Terrorism Work?
Durée : 10min 3s
Andrew Wallace-Hadrill Herculaneum: Has the Past a Future?
Durée : 9min 9s
Vicki Bruce Facts and Fallacies about Faces: Forensic Implications
Durée : 16min 0s
Mervyn King The Future of Money and Banking
Durée : 7min 37s
Dawn Ades The Visual Arts at the British Academy
Durée : 10min 37s
Conor Gearty Human Rights: Fantasies and Facts
Durée : 8min 49s
Liz Forgan on Creativity and Control: A Future for the BBC
Durée : 7min 20s
Roy Foster on Ireland: Memory, Commemoration and Revolution 1916-2016
Durée : 14min 55s
John Kay What does Finance do for the Real Economy?
Durée : 13min 5s
Graham Furniss African Researcher Support for the Next Generation
Durée : 9min 28s
Peter Hennessy on Writing the History of One's Own Times
Durée : 9min 46s
David Abulafia Writing the History of the Sea
Durée : 15min 0s
Deborah Moggach - Literature Week 2017
Durée : 15min 13s
Helen Edmundson - Literature Week 2017
Durée : 15min 41s
Timberlake Wertenbaker - Literature Week 2017
Durée : 16min 16s
The determination of love, by Andrea Brady - Warton Lectures on English Poetry
Durée : 50min 51s
From Our Fellows 07, June 2017
Durée : 15min 50s
'UK in a changing Europe' Professor Sir Roger Jowell Memorial Lecture 2017 By Professor Anand Menon
Durée : 46min 35s
Tony Harrison: A Celebration
Durée : 1h 12min 1s
30 Years Of Postdoctoral Fellowships, Professor Catriona Kelly And Dr Bonny Hartley
Durée : 6min 30s
Global Perspectives How Should We Think Of Justice
Durée : 30min 49s
From Our Fellows 06, April 2017
Durée : 34min 18s
Machines, morality and the future of medical care
Durée : 37min 20s
Work less, play more: can humans benefit from robots in the workplace?
Durée : 1h 0min 38s
Professor Graeme Barker And Professor Charlotte Roberts On Archaeology's Biggest Challenges
Durée : 12min 10s
Dominic Abrams And Alan Bowman discuss the challenges facing the humanities and social sciences
Durée : 9min 20s
The Duty To Be Generous (Karam): Alternatives To Rights - Based Asylum In The Middle East
Durée : 46min 44s
Imagining infrastructures
Durée : 1h 19min 26s

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