Art and Morality - A brief talk and discussion by Professor Derek Matravers on morally dubious works of art. Can a morally dubious work of art still be a great work of art? Recorded at the Alumni weekend Saturday 24th September 2011.
Eric Van Allen
None
Katelyn Reedy
Audrey Johnson
Paula Roa
ElA PROJECT
American Family Association
Claudio Lopes
rapha gobbo
Mike Tice
The Rock Professor - Chris Prior
Shannon Deacon
NRLSUPERCOACH PROFESSORS
Jada
Cambridge University
Richard Garcia
None
Oxford University
An Huy Pham
Isabelly Santos
Queen's University Belfast
KLYNGE & Acast
Holly Raber
Virginia
Matthew J Boyd
Ely Osborne
Ultra_ K1ng
University of Glasgow
Mena News Radio
Cornellian
Carol Franks-Randall
The Interdisciplinary Initiative
Cambridge University
University of Glasgow
Luke Spitzley
Ronald washington
Alexander Meeker
Cambridge University
Shelly Sands-Bethel
TheScholarsAvenue
A history podcast from professor Stu Tully
Velmesha Howard
Oxford University
None
Fredrick Harris, Dean of the Division of Social Science
American Family Association
Cambridge University
Gabriela Pegoraro
Civil Discourses
Samyah
Professor Messer
Cambridge University
Stacy
WPTS Radio
The Huntington
University of Pittsburgh Humanities Center
University of Pittsburgh Humanities Center
Konnor Kochenderfer
JLPP
Kyla Wright
English and Media Centre
Kieran Setiya
Oxford University Undergraduate Law Journal
Oxford University
Cambridge University
Lucas Caram
Rebekah Heye
Chase Daniel
Carlos Renteria
Simon Rugigana
Al-Mahdi Institute
Cambridge University
Tristan Goins
payton sullivan
Rachel Woulfe
Oxford University
Sal Flores
Max Taylor
The Huntington
None
Hideto I
Carlos Moraes Gonçalves
EFA network
Rice University School of Humanities
Artur Nunes
Collège de France
Oakley Josh
Belle Rajewski-Samko
Jay Gokhale
TOWARDS ENHANCING NON-TRADITIONAL STUDENTS' TRANSITION TO GRADUATE WORK
Desirae
American Family Association
The Ten-Twenty
The Huntington
The Huntington
Alfred Elolo Dziekpor
Carolina Hinojosa-Cisneros