(more labels for A History of Philosophy by Arthur Holmes at Wheaton College)
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2016-01-29
Rodney Holder - Does God Intervene in Human Affairs?
source: Closer To Truth 2016年1月25日
Is God, if there is a God, the 'God of History'? Does God make specific interventions in the course of human events to ensure that God's purpose be fulfilled, for nations as well as for individuals?
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Francis Collins - Does God Intervene in Human Affairs?
source: Closer To Truth 2016年1月25日
Is God, if there is a God, the 'God of History'? Does God make specific interventions in the course of human events to ensure that God's purpose be fulfilled, for nations as well as for individuals?
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James Tabor - Does God Intervene in Human Affairs?
source: Closer To Truth 2016年1月25日
Is God, if there is a God, the 'God of History'? Does God make specific interventions in the course of human events to ensure that God's purpose be fulfilled, for nations as well as for individuals?
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Derrida & Deconstruction (by Ethan Kleinberg at Wesleyan University)
source: Brad Younger 2013年6月1日
Ethan Kleinberg discusses the work of Jacques Derrida at Wesleyan University.
A History of Philosophy--Arthur Holmes at Wheaton College
# automatic playing for the 81 videos (click the up-left corner for the list)
source: wheatoncollege 上次更新日期：2015年8月14日
01 The Beginning of Greek Philosophy 49:18
02 The Moral Universe in the Pre-Socractics 1:03:18
03 The Greek Sophists 49:56
04 Plato's Epistemology 59:39
05 Plato's Theory of Forms 56:40
06 Plato on God 54:42
07 God and Plato on the Human Soul 1:05:27
08 Plato's Ethics 43:47
09 Plato (conclusions) and Aristotle's Metaphysics 1:01:17
10 Aristotle's Metaphysics 1 56:57
11 Aristotle's Metaphysics 2 51:42
12 Aristotle's God 1:00:02
13 Aristotle's Epistemology and the Human Soul 1:03:13
14 Aristotle's Ethics 49:28
15 Epicurean Philosophy 1:02:50
16 Stoicism 1:03:32
17 Greek and Roman Skepticism 57:11
18 Middle and Neo-Platonism 56:07
19 Neo-Platonism and the Church Fathers 1:01:44
20 Augustine and Neo-Platonism 47:35
21 Augustine's Christian Philosophy 1:02:25
22 Early Medieval Philosophy 1:04:57
23 Problem of Universals 1:02:37
24 Thomas Aquinas' Christian Aristotelianism 41:17
25 Aquinas on God 1:03:17
26 Aquinas' Moral Psychology and Ethics 58:53
27 Duns Scotus and William of Ockham 1:00:17
28 Summing Up Ockham's Revolution 59:36
29 Francis Bacon 1:01:26
30 Thomas Hobbes 1:02:28
31 Descartes 1:00:23
32 Descartes' Meditations 1 57:53
33 Descartes' Meditations 2 35:48
34 Descartes on God and Nature 1:01:00
35 Descarte's Moral & Psychological Ethics 56:20
36 Spinoza 1:03:08
37 Reason and Emotions in Spinoza 1:01:23
38 Spinoza (continued), Leibniz 1:07:32
39 Leibinz's "Monads" 1:01:27
40 Leibniz on Evil 58:40
41 John Locke 44:32
42 John Locke's Theory of Ideas 1:06:05
43 Locke on Religion, Ethics, and Politics 1:06:25
44 George Berkeley's Idealism 1:00:00
45 Berkeley Replies to Objections 1:04:16
46 David Hume 1:02:15
47 Hume: Do We Know What's Real? 1:04:35
48 Hume on Religion and Ethics 1:01:12
49 Reactions to David Hume 1:01:27
50 Scottish Realism 1:01:43
51 Introducing Immanuel Kant 1:04:22
52 Kant's Epistemology 1:02:37
53 Kant on Understanding 1:04:04
54 Kant on Metaphysics 1:00:58
55 Kant's Ethics 1:06:34
56 German Idealism 1:01:40
57 Hegel 1:02:03
58 Hegel's Phenomenology of the Mind 1:00:56
59 Hegel on Absolute Spirit 1:05:56
60 Post-Hegelian Idealism 39:59
61 Whitehead's Process Philosophy 1:03:56
62 Whitehead and Process Theology 1:04:03
63 Whitehead's "Science and Modern World" 1:05:04
64 American Pragmatism 1:06:09
65 John Dewey 59:59
66 Dewey's "Reconstructive Philosophy" 1:02:42
67 Introduction to Existentialism 1:03:23
68 Historical Roots of Existentialism: Kierkegaard 1:02:59
69 Nietzsche and Introduction to Phenomenology 1:02:10
70 Husserl and Heidegger 1:01:42
71 Jean-Paul Satre 1:05:09
72 Other Phenomenologists 1:01:29
73 19th Century Empiricism 1:00:52
74 Bertrand Russell -- Logical Atomism 45:32
75 Ludwig Wittgenstein 51:31
76 Logical Positivism 57:28
77 A.J. Ayer — Language, Truth and Logic 1:05:01
78 Ordinary Language Philosophy 1:00:48
79 Ethics Since Logical Positivism 1:04:39
80 Philosophy of Language 1:00:31
81 Philosophy Today and Tomorrow 52:40
source: wheatoncollege 上次更新日期：2015年8月14日
01 The Beginning of Greek Philosophy 49:18
02 The Moral Universe in the Pre-Socractics 1:03:18
03 The Greek Sophists 49:56
04 Plato's Epistemology 59:39
05 Plato's Theory of Forms 56:40
06 Plato on God 54:42
07 God and Plato on the Human Soul 1:05:27
08 Plato's Ethics 43:47
09 Plato (conclusions) and Aristotle's Metaphysics 1:01:17
10 Aristotle's Metaphysics 1 56:57
11 Aristotle's Metaphysics 2 51:42
12 Aristotle's God 1:00:02
13 Aristotle's Epistemology and the Human Soul 1:03:13
14 Aristotle's Ethics 49:28
15 Epicurean Philosophy 1:02:50
16 Stoicism 1:03:32
17 Greek and Roman Skepticism 57:11
18 Middle and Neo-Platonism 56:07
19 Neo-Platonism and the Church Fathers 1:01:44
20 Augustine and Neo-Platonism 47:35
21 Augustine's Christian Philosophy 1:02:25
22 Early Medieval Philosophy 1:04:57
23 Problem of Universals 1:02:37
24 Thomas Aquinas' Christian Aristotelianism 41:17
25 Aquinas on God 1:03:17
26 Aquinas' Moral Psychology and Ethics 58:53
27 Duns Scotus and William of Ockham 1:00:17
28 Summing Up Ockham's Revolution 59:36
29 Francis Bacon 1:01:26
30 Thomas Hobbes 1:02:28
31 Descartes 1:00:23
32 Descartes' Meditations 1 57:53
33 Descartes' Meditations 2 35:48
34 Descartes on God and Nature 1:01:00
35 Descarte's Moral & Psychological Ethics 56:20
36 Spinoza 1:03:08
37 Reason and Emotions in Spinoza 1:01:23
38 Spinoza (continued), Leibniz 1:07:32
39 Leibinz's "Monads" 1:01:27
40 Leibniz on Evil 58:40
41 John Locke 44:32
42 John Locke's Theory of Ideas 1:06:05
43 Locke on Religion, Ethics, and Politics 1:06:25
44 George Berkeley's Idealism 1:00:00
45 Berkeley Replies to Objections 1:04:16
46 David Hume 1:02:15
47 Hume: Do We Know What's Real? 1:04:35
48 Hume on Religion and Ethics 1:01:12
49 Reactions to David Hume 1:01:27
50 Scottish Realism 1:01:43
51 Introducing Immanuel Kant 1:04:22
52 Kant's Epistemology 1:02:37
53 Kant on Understanding 1:04:04
54 Kant on Metaphysics 1:00:58
55 Kant's Ethics 1:06:34
56 German Idealism 1:01:40
57 Hegel 1:02:03
58 Hegel's Phenomenology of the Mind 1:00:56
59 Hegel on Absolute Spirit 1:05:56
60 Post-Hegelian Idealism 39:59
61 Whitehead's Process Philosophy 1:03:56
62 Whitehead and Process Theology 1:04:03
63 Whitehead's "Science and Modern World" 1:05:04
64 American Pragmatism 1:06:09
65 John Dewey 59:59
66 Dewey's "Reconstructive Philosophy" 1:02:42
67 Introduction to Existentialism 1:03:23
68 Historical Roots of Existentialism: Kierkegaard 1:02:59
69 Nietzsche and Introduction to Phenomenology 1:02:10
70 Husserl and Heidegger 1:01:42
71 Jean-Paul Satre 1:05:09
72 Other Phenomenologists 1:01:29
73 19th Century Empiricism 1:00:52
74 Bertrand Russell -- Logical Atomism 45:32
75 Ludwig Wittgenstein 51:31
76 Logical Positivism 57:28
77 A.J. Ayer — Language, Truth and Logic 1:05:01
78 Ordinary Language Philosophy 1:00:48
79 Ethics Since Logical Positivism 1:04:39
80 Philosophy of Language 1:00:31
81 Philosophy Today and Tomorrow 52:40
An Introduction to Poststructuralism (Derrida 1-3) by Brian Artese
source: Brian Artese -- Tube o' Theory 2010年3月31日
This is the first entry in an introduction to Poststructuralism. Focusing especially on the concept of communication and its constituent metaphors, this video (in 3 parts) is designed to introduce students and others to some aspects of continental critical theory, especially those that tend to appear in graduate and undergraduate curricula in the humanities.
2016-01-28
Great Ideas Of Psychology by Daniel N. Robinson at Georgetown University
# automatic playing for the 48 videos (click the up-left corner for the list)
source: Gareth Wall 2015年1月13日
01 Defining the Subject 28:16
02 Ancient Foundations Greek Philosophers and Physicians 28:50
03 Minds Possessed Witchery and the Search for Explanations 28:25
04 The Emergence of Modern Science Locke's Newtonian Theory of Mind 28:52
05 Three Enduring isms Empiricism, Rationalism, Materialism 30:11
06 Sensation and Perception 29:57
07 The Visual Process 29:53
08 Hearing 29:49
09 Singal Detection Theory 29:54
10 Perceptual Constancies and Illusions 30:07
11 Learning and Memory Associationism Aristotle to Ebbinghaus 30:01
12 Pavlov and the Conditioned Reflex 31:44
13 Watson and American Behaviorism 29:43
14 B F Skinner and Modern Behaviorism 30:05
15 B F Skinner and the Engineering of Society 29:59
16 Language 29:55
17 The Integration of Experience 29:27
18 Perception and Attention 30:10
19 Cognitive Maps, Insight, and Animal Minds 30:02
20 Memory Revisited Mnemonics and Context 30:00
21 Piaget's Stage Theory of Cognitive Development 30:36
22 The Development of Moral Reasoning 30:31
23 Knowledge, Thinking, and Understanding 30:55
24 Comprehending the World of Experience Cognition Summarized 32:10
25 Psychobiology Nineteenth Century Foundations 30:13
26 Language and the Brain 30:45
27 Rationality, Problem Solving, and Brain Function 31:45
28 The Emotional Brain The Limbic System 30:12
29 Violence and the Brain 30:18
30 Psychopathology The Medical Model 29:58
31 Artificial Intelligence and the Neurocognitive Revolution 30:12
32 Is Artificial Intelligence Intelligent 30:09
33 What Makes an Event Social 30:06
34 Socialization Darwin and the Natural History Method 29:48
35 Freud's Debt to Darwin 29:55
36 Freud, Breuer, and the Theory of Repression 29:36
37 Freud's Theory of Psychosexual Development 30:10
38 Critiques of Freudian Theory 29:58
39 What is Personality 30:19
40 Obedience and Conformity 29:51
41 Altruism 30:13
42 Prejudice and Self Deception 29:54
43 On Being Sane in Insane Places 30:39
44 Intelligence 30:05
45 Personality Traits and the Problem of Assessment 29:58
46 Genetic Psychology and The Bell Curve 30:11
47 Psychological and Biological Determinism 30:10
48 Civic Development Psychology, the Person, and the Polis 30:04
source: Gareth Wall 2015年1月13日
01 Defining the Subject 28:16
02 Ancient Foundations Greek Philosophers and Physicians 28:50
03 Minds Possessed Witchery and the Search for Explanations 28:25
04 The Emergence of Modern Science Locke's Newtonian Theory of Mind 28:52
05 Three Enduring isms Empiricism, Rationalism, Materialism 30:11
06 Sensation and Perception 29:57
07 The Visual Process 29:53
08 Hearing 29:49
09 Singal Detection Theory 29:54
10 Perceptual Constancies and Illusions 30:07
11 Learning and Memory Associationism Aristotle to Ebbinghaus 30:01
12 Pavlov and the Conditioned Reflex 31:44
13 Watson and American Behaviorism 29:43
14 B F Skinner and Modern Behaviorism 30:05
15 B F Skinner and the Engineering of Society 29:59
16 Language 29:55
17 The Integration of Experience 29:27
18 Perception and Attention 30:10
19 Cognitive Maps, Insight, and Animal Minds 30:02
20 Memory Revisited Mnemonics and Context 30:00
21 Piaget's Stage Theory of Cognitive Development 30:36
22 The Development of Moral Reasoning 30:31
23 Knowledge, Thinking, and Understanding 30:55
24 Comprehending the World of Experience Cognition Summarized 32:10
25 Psychobiology Nineteenth Century Foundations 30:13
26 Language and the Brain 30:45
27 Rationality, Problem Solving, and Brain Function 31:45
28 The Emotional Brain The Limbic System 30:12
29 Violence and the Brain 30:18
30 Psychopathology The Medical Model 29:58
31 Artificial Intelligence and the Neurocognitive Revolution 30:12
32 Is Artificial Intelligence Intelligent 30:09
33 What Makes an Event Social 30:06
34 Socialization Darwin and the Natural History Method 29:48
35 Freud's Debt to Darwin 29:55
36 Freud, Breuer, and the Theory of Repression 29:36
37 Freud's Theory of Psychosexual Development 30:10
38 Critiques of Freudian Theory 29:58
39 What is Personality 30:19
40 Obedience and Conformity 29:51
41 Altruism 30:13
42 Prejudice and Self Deception 29:54
43 On Being Sane in Insane Places 30:39
44 Intelligence 30:05
45 Personality Traits and the Problem of Assessment 29:58
46 Genetic Psychology and The Bell Curve 30:11
47 Psychological and Biological Determinism 30:10
48 Civic Development Psychology, the Person, and the Polis 30:04
Structuralism and Popular Culture (by Lance Eaton at North Shore Community College)
source: Lance Eaton 2014年2月2日
This is a video exploring some of the structuralism in popular culture for "Popular Culture in the U.S.", an online course at North Shore Community College.
http://byanyothernerd.blogspot.com
http://www.lanceeaton.com
I wish I had all the answers; better yet, I wish I knew all the questions to ask.
How science fiction can help predict the future - Roey Tzezana
source: TED-Ed 2016年1月26日
View full lesson: http://ed.ted.com/lessons/how-science...
Would you like to know what’s in our future? What’s going to happen to humanity tomorrow, next year, or even a millennium from now? Well, you’re not alone. Everyone from governments to military to industry leaders do as well, and they all employ people - called ‘futurists’ - who attempt to forecast the future. Roey Tzezana explains some of the ways that futurists venture to do so.
Lesson by Roey Tzezana, animation by TED-Ed.
Introduction to Introductory Psychology (East Tennessee State University)
# click the upper-left icon to select videos from the playlist
source: East Tennessee State University 上次更新日期：2015年5月11日
OpenBUCS PSYC 1310
An introduction to the basic concepts, principles, and theories of the science of psychology. Topics included are biological and developmental processes, perception and awareness, learning and thinking, motivation and emotion, personality and individuality, adjustment and mental health, and social behavior.
ETSU Online Programs - http://www.etsu.edu/online
Introduction to Introductory Psychology 4:54
Foundations of Psychology: Discipline, Origins, and Structuralism 18:20
Foundations of Psychology: Structuralism and Functionalism 9:40
Foundations of Psychology: Psychodynamics and Behaviorism 17:24
Foundations of Psychology: Humanism and Three Other Major Views 11:57
Methods and Statistics: The Scientific Method 21:22
Methods and Statistics: Sampling and the Experimental Method 21:29
Methods and Statistics: Distributions and Descriptive Statistics Part I 12:16
Methods and Statistics: Distributions and Descriptive Statistics Part II 18:26
Methods and Statistics: Correlations and Statistical Significance 17:54
Biological Foundations of Behavior: Models of Reality and Neurons 11:41
Biological Foundations of Behavior: Glial Cells and Action Potentials 19:51
Biological Foundations of Behavior: Neurotransmitters, Synapses, and Postsynapti 11:54
Biological Foundations of Behavior: Neurotransmitters and Psychoactive Drugs 9:08
Biological Foundations of Behavior: Peripheral Nervous System 16:54
Biological Foundations of Behavior: Central Nervous System Part I 16:06
Biological Foundations of Behavior: Central Nervous System Part II 12:27
Biological Foundations of Behavior: Central Nervous System Part III 11:14
Biological Foundations of Behavior: Endocrine System 5:06
Human Development: Genetics 19:51
Human Development: Prenatal and Perinatal Periods Part I 16:18
Human Development: Prenatal and Perinatal Periods Part II 14:08
Human Development: Norms and Temperament 12:42
Human Development: Attachment, Ainsworth, Bowlby, and Harlow 18:19
Human Development: Puberty, Gender, and Adolescence 13:29
Human Development: Piaget's Cognitive Theory 25:49
Human Development: Vygotsky's Social Cognitive Theory 7:36
Human Development: Parenting Styles 9:24
Human Development: Erikson's Life Stages 13:18
Human Development: Kohlberg's Morality Theory 9:38
Learning: Classical Conditioning Part I 16:07
Learning: Classical Conditioning Part II 18:35
Learning: Classical Conditioning Part III 17:22
Learning: Classical Conditioning Part IV 10:20
Learning: Operant Conditioning Part I 11:34
Learning: Operant Conditioning Part II 11:05
Learning: Operant Conditioning Part III 12:31
Learning: Operant Conditioning Part IV 24:11
Learning: Observational Learning 7:46
Memory: Encoding, Storage, and Retrieval 7:07
Memory: Sensory, Short Term, and Long Term Memory Part I 17:31
Memory: Sensory, Short Term, and Long Term Memory Part II 5:25
Memory: Long Term Memory 11:17
Memory: Schemas and Scripts 9:06
Memory: Connectionism and Semantic Networks 9:26
Memory: Levels of Processing and Elaboration 8:38
Memory: Mnemonics and Multicoding 8:32
Memory: Retrieval Issues 11:25
Memory: Hippocampus, Amygdala, and Consolidation Potentiation 4:13
Memory: Forgetting Curve and Serial Position Effect 14:19
Memory: Decay Theory, Ineffective Encoding, and Interference 8:49
Memory: Tip Of The Tongue and Flashbulb Memory 6:04
Memory: Biological Mechanisms of Forgetting 11:08
Thinking and Intelligence: Thinking as Problem Solving 11:26
Thinking and Intelligence: Problem Solving Strategies and Probabilities 8:23
Thinking and Intelligence: Heuristics and Fallacies 9:19
Thinking and Intelligence: Cognitive Biases 7:12
Thinking and Intelligence: Intelligence Testing Part I 7:59
Thinking and Intelligence: Intelligence Testing Part II 12:47
Thinking and Intelligence: Intelligence Testing Part III 7:40
Thinking and Intelligence: Intelligence Theories Part I 8:09
Thinking and Intelligence: Intelligence Theories Part II 12:35
Thinking and Intelligence: Nature versus Nurture and Reaction Range 13:01
Personality: Freudian Psychoanalysis Part I 14:06
Personality: Freudian Psychoanalysis Part II 14:16
Personality: Freudian Psychoanalysis Part III 13:09
Personality: Freudian Psychoanalysis Part IV 5:48
Personality: Freudian Psychoanalysis Part V 11:01
Personality: Freudian Psychoanalysis Part VI 10:40
Personality: Carl Jung and Karen Horney 14:50
Personality: Albert Bandura, Social Learning, and Self-Efficacy 14:38
Personality: Humanism, Carl Rogers, Person-Centered Theory, and Self-Esteem 16:37
Personality: Abraham Maslow, Hierarchy of Needs, and Self-Actualization 7:00
Personality: Trait Theory Part I 12:33
Personality: Trait Theory Part II 7:23
Personality: Testing Part I, Objective Tests 13:26
Personality: Testing Part II, Projective Tests 10:22
Social Psychology: Cognitive Misers, Schemas, and Social Cognition 6:49
Social Psychology: Cognitive Biases: Fundamental Attribution Error, Actor-Observer Effect, and... 13:09
Social Psychology: Stereotype, Prejudice, Discrimination, and Just World Hypothesis/Belief 16:13
Social Psychology: Attitudes 15:10
Social Psychology: Cognitive Dissonance and Study of Insufficient Justification 15:55
Social Psychology: Self Perception Theory and Impression Management 11:29
Social Psychology: Social Influence Factors Part I 19:18
Social Psychology: Social Influence Factors Part II 13:36
Social Psychology: Social Influence Factors Part III 20:29
Social Psychology: Compliance and Group Effects on Performance 9:55
Social Psychology: Group Information Processing, Deindividuation, Altruism, Bystander Effect, and... 11:10
Abnormal Psychology: Disorders: Criteria for Abnormality 14:34
Abnormal Psychology: Disorders: The Diagnostic Statistical Manual 4:46
Abnormal Psychology: Disorders: Insanity, Labels, Normality, and Disorders 14:26
Abnormal Psychology: Disorders: Phobic Disorder and Panic Disorder 10:43
Abnormal Psychology: Disorders: Traumatic Stress Disorder and Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder 10:47
Abnormal Psychology: Disorders: Dissociative Disorders 6:23
Abnormal Psychology: Disorders: Depressive Disorders and Bipolar Disorder 12:25
Abnormal Psychology: Disorders: Cognitive Perspective, Aaron Beck, and Possible Causes of Depression 5:02
Abnormal Psychology: Disorders: Suicide, Risks, Statistics, Myths, and Help for Suicidal People 15:46
Abnormal Psychology: Disorders: Schizophrenia Part I 10:14
Abnormal Psychology: Disorders: Schizophrenia Part II 14:34
Abnormal Psychology: Disorders: Personality Disorders Part I 8:41
source: East Tennessee State University 上次更新日期：2015年5月11日
OpenBUCS PSYC 1310
An introduction to the basic concepts, principles, and theories of the science of psychology. Topics included are biological and developmental processes, perception and awareness, learning and thinking, motivation and emotion, personality and individuality, adjustment and mental health, and social behavior.
ETSU Online Programs - http://www.etsu.edu/online
Introduction to Introductory Psychology 4:54
Foundations of Psychology: Discipline, Origins, and Structuralism 18:20
Foundations of Psychology: Structuralism and Functionalism 9:40
Foundations of Psychology: Psychodynamics and Behaviorism 17:24
Foundations of Psychology: Humanism and Three Other Major Views 11:57
Methods and Statistics: The Scientific Method 21:22
Methods and Statistics: Sampling and the Experimental Method 21:29
Methods and Statistics: Distributions and Descriptive Statistics Part I 12:16
Methods and Statistics: Distributions and Descriptive Statistics Part II 18:26
Methods and Statistics: Correlations and Statistical Significance 17:54
Biological Foundations of Behavior: Models of Reality and Neurons 11:41
Biological Foundations of Behavior: Glial Cells and Action Potentials 19:51
Biological Foundations of Behavior: Neurotransmitters, Synapses, and Postsynapti 11:54
Biological Foundations of Behavior: Neurotransmitters and Psychoactive Drugs 9:08
Biological Foundations of Behavior: Peripheral Nervous System 16:54
Biological Foundations of Behavior: Central Nervous System Part I 16:06
Biological Foundations of Behavior: Central Nervous System Part II 12:27
Biological Foundations of Behavior: Central Nervous System Part III 11:14
Biological Foundations of Behavior: Endocrine System 5:06
Human Development: Genetics 19:51
Human Development: Prenatal and Perinatal Periods Part I 16:18
Human Development: Prenatal and Perinatal Periods Part II 14:08
Human Development: Norms and Temperament 12:42
Human Development: Attachment, Ainsworth, Bowlby, and Harlow 18:19
Human Development: Puberty, Gender, and Adolescence 13:29
Human Development: Piaget's Cognitive Theory 25:49
Human Development: Vygotsky's Social Cognitive Theory 7:36
Human Development: Parenting Styles 9:24
Human Development: Erikson's Life Stages 13:18
Human Development: Kohlberg's Morality Theory 9:38
Learning: Classical Conditioning Part I 16:07
Learning: Classical Conditioning Part II 18:35
Learning: Classical Conditioning Part III 17:22
Learning: Classical Conditioning Part IV 10:20
Learning: Operant Conditioning Part I 11:34
Learning: Operant Conditioning Part II 11:05
Learning: Operant Conditioning Part III 12:31
Learning: Operant Conditioning Part IV 24:11
Learning: Observational Learning 7:46
Memory: Encoding, Storage, and Retrieval 7:07
Memory: Sensory, Short Term, and Long Term Memory Part I 17:31
Memory: Sensory, Short Term, and Long Term Memory Part II 5:25
Memory: Long Term Memory 11:17
Memory: Schemas and Scripts 9:06
Memory: Connectionism and Semantic Networks 9:26
Memory: Levels of Processing and Elaboration 8:38
Memory: Mnemonics and Multicoding 8:32
Memory: Retrieval Issues 11:25
Memory: Hippocampus, Amygdala, and Consolidation Potentiation 4:13
Memory: Forgetting Curve and Serial Position Effect 14:19
Memory: Decay Theory, Ineffective Encoding, and Interference 8:49
Memory: Tip Of The Tongue and Flashbulb Memory 6:04
Memory: Biological Mechanisms of Forgetting 11:08
Thinking and Intelligence: Thinking as Problem Solving 11:26
Thinking and Intelligence: Problem Solving Strategies and Probabilities 8:23
Thinking and Intelligence: Heuristics and Fallacies 9:19
Thinking and Intelligence: Cognitive Biases 7:12
Thinking and Intelligence: Intelligence Testing Part I 7:59
Thinking and Intelligence: Intelligence Testing Part II 12:47
Thinking and Intelligence: Intelligence Testing Part III 7:40
Thinking and Intelligence: Intelligence Theories Part I 8:09
Thinking and Intelligence: Intelligence Theories Part II 12:35
Thinking and Intelligence: Nature versus Nurture and Reaction Range 13:01
Personality: Freudian Psychoanalysis Part I 14:06
Personality: Freudian Psychoanalysis Part II 14:16
Personality: Freudian Psychoanalysis Part III 13:09
Personality: Freudian Psychoanalysis Part IV 5:48
Personality: Freudian Psychoanalysis Part V 11:01
Personality: Freudian Psychoanalysis Part VI 10:40
Personality: Carl Jung and Karen Horney 14:50
Personality: Albert Bandura, Social Learning, and Self-Efficacy 14:38
Personality: Humanism, Carl Rogers, Person-Centered Theory, and Self-Esteem 16:37
Personality: Abraham Maslow, Hierarchy of Needs, and Self-Actualization 7:00
Personality: Trait Theory Part I 12:33
Personality: Trait Theory Part II 7:23
Personality: Testing Part I, Objective Tests 13:26
Personality: Testing Part II, Projective Tests 10:22
Social Psychology: Cognitive Misers, Schemas, and Social Cognition 6:49
Social Psychology: Cognitive Biases: Fundamental Attribution Error, Actor-Observer Effect, and... 13:09
Social Psychology: Stereotype, Prejudice, Discrimination, and Just World Hypothesis/Belief 16:13
Social Psychology: Attitudes 15:10
Social Psychology: Cognitive Dissonance and Study of Insufficient Justification 15:55
Social Psychology: Self Perception Theory and Impression Management 11:29
Social Psychology: Social Influence Factors Part I 19:18
Social Psychology: Social Influence Factors Part II 13:36
Social Psychology: Social Influence Factors Part III 20:29
Social Psychology: Compliance and Group Effects on Performance 9:55
Social Psychology: Group Information Processing, Deindividuation, Altruism, Bystander Effect, and... 11:10
Abnormal Psychology: Disorders: Criteria for Abnormality 14:34
Abnormal Psychology: Disorders: The Diagnostic Statistical Manual 4:46
Abnormal Psychology: Disorders: Insanity, Labels, Normality, and Disorders 14:26
Abnormal Psychology: Disorders: Phobic Disorder and Panic Disorder 10:43
Abnormal Psychology: Disorders: Traumatic Stress Disorder and Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder 10:47
Abnormal Psychology: Disorders: Dissociative Disorders 6:23
Abnormal Psychology: Disorders: Depressive Disorders and Bipolar Disorder 12:25
Abnormal Psychology: Disorders: Cognitive Perspective, Aaron Beck, and Possible Causes of Depression 5:02
Abnormal Psychology: Disorders: Suicide, Risks, Statistics, Myths, and Help for Suicidal People 15:46
Abnormal Psychology: Disorders: Schizophrenia Part I 10:14
Abnormal Psychology: Disorders: Schizophrenia Part II 14:34
Abnormal Psychology: Disorders: Personality Disorders Part I 8:41
(2013上-商專) 審計學(上)--金世朋/空中進修學院 (1-18)
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2016-01-27
(2013下-商專) 稅務會計(下)--田麗珠/空中進修學院 (19-36)
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Why are human bodies asymmetrical? - Leo Q. Wan
source: TED-Ed 2016年1月25日
View full lesson: http://ed.ted.com/lessons/why-are-hum...
Symmetry is everywhere in nature. And we usually associate it with beauty: a perfectly shaped leaf or a butterfly with intricate patterns mirrored on each wing. But it turns out that asymmetry is pretty important, too — and more common than you might think. Leo Q. Wan takes us into the human body to show how biological asymmetry can be quite beautiful.
Lesson by Leo Q. Wan, animation by Echo Bridge Pictures.
Principles of Literary Study (Spring 2014) by Benjamin Hagen
# automatic playing for the 34 videos (click the up-left corner for the list)
source: Benjamin Hagen 上次更新日期：2014年9月5日
ENG 201 (Spring 2014): Principles of Literary Study
(Lecture 1.1): Course Overview14:44
(Lecture 1.2): New Criticism and Cleanth Brooks 36:30
(Lecture 1.3): New Critical Method and Wilfred Owen Example 32:51
(Lecture 2.1): New Critical Approach to Mrs Dalloway 17:20
(Lecture 2.2): Continuing a New Critical Approach to Mrs. Dalloway 33:19
(Lecture 3.1): Structuralism and Saussure 27:03
(Lecture 3.2): Structuralist Criticism and Poetics 30:29
(Lecture 3.3): Formalism, Structuralism, and 3 Articles on Mrs. Dalloway 46:30
(Lecture 4.1): Help with First Paper 19:11
(Lecture 4.2): J. Hillis Miller's Double Reading 29:52
(Lecture 4.3): Différance and Derrida's Problem with Origins 14:21
(Lecture 4.4): Tendencies of Deconstructive Criticism 31:01
(Lecture 5.1): Psychoanalysis and Sigmund Freud 19:07
(Lecture 5.2) Elizabeth Abel on Mrs. Dalloway 33:33
(Lecture 6.1): Close Reading 7:03
(Lecture 6.2): The Solitary Traveler (Peter Walsh's Dream) 5:39
(Lecture 6.3): James Naremore and J. Hillis Miller on Peter's Dream 10:26
(Lecture 6.4): Daniel Ferrer on Peter's Dream and Septimus's Madness 20:39
(Lecture 7.1): The Road Thus Far 26:45
(Lecture 7.2): Three Waves and Images of Women 20:15
(Lecture 7.3): The Canon and the Project of Recovery 9:44
(Lecture 7.4): Showalter and Moi on Woolf 11:15
(Lecture 7.5): Feminism, Patriarchal Humanism, and the Phallic Self 12:28
(Lecture 7.6): Moi on Woolf's "Deconstructive" Feminism 15:41
(Lecture 7.7): Attempting a Few Clarifications 10:56
(Lecture 7.8): Attending to the Textual Practice of Mrs Dalloway 19:15
(Lecture 8.1): Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick, Kate Haffey, and Queer Temporality in Mrs. Dalloway 19:24
(Lecture 8.2): Warner, Berlant, and Edelman 20:46
(Lecture 8.3): More on Edelman and Futurity 22:17
(Lecture 8.4): Sedgwick on Perverse Reading and the Meaning of Queer 33:47
(Lecture 8.5): Queering Septimus Smith 30:00
(Lecture 9.1): Larsen, Du Bois, Double Consciousness 16:24
(Lecture 9.2): Larsen and Parker on Race and Racialization 19:53
(Lecture 9.3): Thaggert on Larsen and the Performance of Race 13:15
source: Benjamin Hagen 上次更新日期：2014年9月5日
ENG 201 (Spring 2014): Principles of Literary Study
(Lecture 1.1): Course Overview14:44
(Lecture 1.2): New Criticism and Cleanth Brooks 36:30
(Lecture 1.3): New Critical Method and Wilfred Owen Example 32:51
(Lecture 2.1): New Critical Approach to Mrs Dalloway 17:20
(Lecture 2.2): Continuing a New Critical Approach to Mrs. Dalloway 33:19
(Lecture 3.1): Structuralism and Saussure 27:03
(Lecture 3.2): Structuralist Criticism and Poetics 30:29
(Lecture 3.3): Formalism, Structuralism, and 3 Articles on Mrs. Dalloway 46:30
(Lecture 4.1): Help with First Paper 19:11
(Lecture 4.2): J. Hillis Miller's Double Reading 29:52
(Lecture 4.3): Différance and Derrida's Problem with Origins 14:21
(Lecture 4.4): Tendencies of Deconstructive Criticism 31:01
(Lecture 5.1): Psychoanalysis and Sigmund Freud 19:07
(Lecture 5.2) Elizabeth Abel on Mrs. Dalloway 33:33
(Lecture 6.1): Close Reading 7:03
(Lecture 6.2): The Solitary Traveler (Peter Walsh's Dream) 5:39
(Lecture 6.3): James Naremore and J. Hillis Miller on Peter's Dream 10:26
(Lecture 6.4): Daniel Ferrer on Peter's Dream and Septimus's Madness 20:39
(Lecture 7.1): The Road Thus Far 26:45
(Lecture 7.2): Three Waves and Images of Women 20:15
(Lecture 7.3): The Canon and the Project of Recovery 9:44
(Lecture 7.4): Showalter and Moi on Woolf 11:15
(Lecture 7.5): Feminism, Patriarchal Humanism, and the Phallic Self 12:28
(Lecture 7.6): Moi on Woolf's "Deconstructive" Feminism 15:41
(Lecture 7.7): Attempting a Few Clarifications 10:56
(Lecture 7.8): Attending to the Textual Practice of Mrs Dalloway 19:15
(Lecture 8.1): Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick, Kate Haffey, and Queer Temporality in Mrs. Dalloway 19:24
(Lecture 8.2): Warner, Berlant, and Edelman 20:46
(Lecture 8.3): More on Edelman and Futurity 22:17
(Lecture 8.4): Sedgwick on Perverse Reading and the Meaning of Queer 33:47
(Lecture 8.5): Queering Septimus Smith 30:00
(Lecture 9.1): Larsen, Du Bois, Double Consciousness 16:24
(Lecture 9.2): Larsen and Parker on Race and Racialization 19:53
(Lecture 9.3): Thaggert on Larsen and the Performance of Race 13:15
Structuralism, Saussurian Linguistics and Literary Study by Benjamin Hagen
source: Benjamin Hagen 2014年2月17日
This set of video lectures supplements my Spring 2014 section of ENG 201: Principles of Literary Study. This third set of lectures covers "Structuralism" and the relation between Saussurian linguistics (the foundation of structuralism as an intellectual movement) and the study of literature.
1. Structuralism and Saussure--This specific installment covers Saussure's basic concepts and insights into the study of language. I cover his distinctions between "langue" and "parole," "synchronic" and "diachronic" investigation, as well as his influential anatomy of "the sign."
2. Structuralist Criticism and Poetics--This specific installment covers Jonathan Culler's and Robert Dale Parker's accounts of the implications and consequences of structural linguistics for literary study.
3. Formalism, Structuralism, and 3 Articles on Mrs. Dalloway--This last installment covers the three articles we read on Virginia Woolf's /Mrs. Dalloway/, using the competing positions of an ideal New Critic and an ideal Structuralist as a context for evaluating how the scholars go about approaching the novel.
# Lecture on Saussure from my ENG 378 course on Postmodern Literature and Theory:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AuZeAP...
Introduction to Psychology (Fall 2010)--Chris Grace/Biola University
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PSYC 200: Introduction to Psychology
A survey of psychology as an empirical/ behavioral science with a consideration of underlying philosophical bases in light of a Christian worldview. Topics to be surveyed include development, cognition, learning, motivation, physiology, socialization, personality and psychopathology.
1. Introduction 1:05:35
2. The Story of Psychology 1:12:47
3. Introduction to Human Behavior 55:58
4. The Biological Basis for Behavior 1:07:22
5. Neurotransmitters 1:00:32
6. The Brain 48:28
7. Fetal Brain Development 50:56
8. Developmental Psychology: The Newborn 1:00:56
9. Sensation 1:06:58
10. Subliminal Messaging 1:05:16
11. Perception 1:07:21
12. States of Consciousness 1:04:05
13. States of Consciousness, part 2 1:07:52
14. Classical Conditioning 1:07:00
15. Operant Conditioning 1:04:38
16. Memory 1:04:53
17. Emotions 1:12:16
18. Personality 1:10:27
19. Psychological Disorders 57:44
20. Psychological Disorders, Part 2 1:11:11
21. Therapy 56:45
22. Stress and Health 1:08:52
23. Social Psychology 1:00:22
source: BiolaUniversity 上次更新日期：2014年6月2日
PSYC 200: Introduction to Psychology
A survey of psychology as an empirical/ behavioral science with a consideration of underlying philosophical bases in light of a Christian worldview. Topics to be surveyed include development, cognition, learning, motivation, physiology, socialization, personality and psychopathology.
1. Introduction 1:05:35
2. The Story of Psychology 1:12:47
3. Introduction to Human Behavior 55:58
4. The Biological Basis for Behavior 1:07:22
5. Neurotransmitters 1:00:32
6. The Brain 48:28
7. Fetal Brain Development 50:56
8. Developmental Psychology: The Newborn 1:00:56
9. Sensation 1:06:58
10. Subliminal Messaging 1:05:16
11. Perception 1:07:21
12. States of Consciousness 1:04:05
13. States of Consciousness, part 2 1:07:52
14. Classical Conditioning 1:07:00
15. Operant Conditioning 1:04:38
16. Memory 1:04:53
17. Emotions 1:12:16
18. Personality 1:10:27
19. Psychological Disorders 57:44
20. Psychological Disorders, Part 2 1:11:11
21. Therapy 56:45
22. Stress and Health 1:08:52
23. Social Psychology 1:00:22
Matt Ridley: "The Evolution of Everything: How New Ideas Emerge" | Talks...
source: Talks at Google 2015年12月29日
THE EVOLUTION OF EVERYTHING: HOW IDEAS EMERGE, Matt Ridley’s brilliant and ambitious new book in which he explores his considered belief that evolution—in biology, business, technology, and nearly every area of human culture—trumps deliberate and intelligent design. Like his other big ideas books, The Rational Optimist and Genome, he presents his concepts in accessible and elegant prose, presenting a thesis which is sure to stir controversy and stimulate conversation.
(2013上-商專) 稅務會計(上)--田麗珠/空中進修學院 (1-18)
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(2014上-商專) 稅務會計(上)--田麗珠/空中進修學院 (1-18)
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(2014下-商專) 稅務會計(下)--田麗珠/空中進修學院 (19-36)
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2016-01-26
Semiotics, Semiology, Sign and Saussure--Jason J. Campbell (Nova Southeastern University)
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source: drjasonjcampbell 2011年1月16日
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http://cahss.nova.edu/faculty/campbell.html
source: drjasonjcampbell 2011年1月16日
http://www.jasonjcampbell.org/uploads...
http://cahss.nova.edu/faculty/campbell.html
When will the next mass extinction occur? - Borths, D'Emic, and Pritchard
source: TED-Ed 2016年1月21日
View full lesson: http://ed.ted.com/lessons/when-will-t...
About 66 million years ago, a terrible extinction event wiped out the dinosaurs. But it wasn’t the only event of this kind -- extinctions of various severity have occurred throughout the Earth’s history -- and are still happening all around us today. Borths, D'Emic, and Pritchard give a quick history of mass extinctions.
Lesson by Borths, D'Emic, and Pritchard, animation by Juliette Marchand.
Structuralism: on 'Properties of Language' (by Thomas Hoffmann at the University of Osnabrück)
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Introduction to English Linguistics by Thomas Hoffmann (University of Osnabrück)
1 Structuralism: Language as a System 10:00
In this video, Saussure's notion of language as a system is discussed and the two fundamental unit finding principles (paradigmatic substitution and syntagmatic relationships) are introduced.
1 Structuralism: The Linguistic Sign 5:54
This particular video introduces Saussure's notion of the linguistic sign.
1 Beyond Linguistic Signs: Semiotics 6:35
This particular video discusses the semiotic definition of signs.
The English Language: A Linguistic Introduction (MOOC) 2:12
source: Thomas Hoffmann 上次更新日期：2013年4月29日
Introduction to English Linguistics by Thomas Hoffmann (University of Osnabrück)
1 Structuralism: Language as a System 10:00
In this video, Saussure's notion of language as a system is discussed and the two fundamental unit finding principles (paradigmatic substitution and syntagmatic relationships) are introduced.
1 Structuralism: The Linguistic Sign 5:54
This particular video introduces Saussure's notion of the linguistic sign.
1 Beyond Linguistic Signs: Semiotics 6:35
This particular video discusses the semiotic definition of signs.
The English Language: A Linguistic Introduction (MOOC) 2:12
25 Concepts in Anthropology by Nicholas Herriman
# click the top-left icon to select videos from the playlist
source: Nicholas Herriman 上次更新日期：2015年2月25日
I'm Nick Herriman, author of Entangled State, www.yale.edu/seas/EntangledState.htm. In the "25 Concepts in Anthropology" series, I present what I think are the 25 most important concepts in socio-cultural anthropology. Each concept provides a unique insight into what it is to be human. This episode concerns the concept of "embodiment". Terms and concepts covered include: Phenomenology (implies that we all see objects differently, depending on our experiences and perceptions; you never know things as they are, you never know a thing 'in itself' [noumenon], all you know is what you get from your perception and experience of it [phenomenon]; and this perception is, according to Merleau-Ponty inescapably stuck in our own subjectivity / body); Embodiment (cultural 'muscle memory'); habitus (your taste, accent, style, dress etc. which reflects class, ethnic etc identity).
Cultures covered included: Orthodox Jewish, Azande, Javanese, Vietnamese, Kuranko
Recommended reading:
* Carruthers, A 1998, 'Kung Fu Fighting: The Cultural Pedagogy of the Body in the Vovinam Overseas Vietnamese Martial Arts School', Australian Journal of Anthropology, vol. 9, no. 1, pp. 45-57.
* Downey, G 2002, "Listening to Capoeira: Phenomenology, Embodiment and the Materiality of Music", Ethnomusicology, vol. 46, no. 3, pp.487-509.
* Thomson, P 2008, 'Field', in M Grenfell (ed.), Pierre Bourdieu: Key Concepts, Acumen, Stocksfield, pp. 67-71.
*Taylor, C 1989, 'Embodied Agency'Merleau-Ponty: Critical Essays, University Press of America, Washington D.C., pp. 1-21.
*Wainwright, S, P. & Turner, BS 2004, 'Narratives of Embodiment: Body, Aging, and Career in Royal Ballet Dancers', in H Thomas & J Ahmed (eds), Cultural Bodies: Ethnography and Theory, Blackwell, Madden, MA, pp. 98-120
Embodiment: 25 Concepts in Anthropology 9:51
Commodity: 25 Concepts in Anthropology 17:04
Reciprocity: 25 Concepts in Anthropology 11:25
Community & Society: 25 Concepts in Anthropology 11:24
Modernity: 25 Concepts in Anthropology 12:57
Anthropology: 25 Concepts in Anthropology 11:41
Mode of Production: 25 Concepts in Anthropology 13:51
Kinship: 25 Concepts in Anthropology 12:31
Magic: 25 Concepts in Anthropology 14:00
Rites of Passage: 25 Concepts in Anthropology 9:33
Rituals (2 of 2): 25 Concepts in Anthropology 4:16
Rituals (1 of 2): 25 Concepts in Anthropology 3:07
Structure & Agency: 25 Concepts in Anthropology 9:39
Moral Economy: 25 Concepts in Anthropology 15:46
Life Cycle: 25 Concepts in Anthropology 12:38
Patron-Client: 25 Concepts in Anthropology 11:01
[private video]
Social Construction: 25 Concepts in Anthropology 9:24
History: 25 Concepts in Anthropology 13:16
Syncretism: 25 Concepts in Anthropology 14:12
Symbol: 25 Concepts in Anthropology 26:00
Gender: 25 Concepts in Anthropology 16:07
Religion: 25 Concepts in Anthropology 18:31
Culture: 25 Concepts in Anthropology 11:51
Mode of Adaptation: 25 Concepts in Anthropology 13:11
Traditional & Rational: 25 Concepts in Anthropology 13:44
source: Nicholas Herriman 上次更新日期：2015年2月25日
I'm Nick Herriman, author of Entangled State, www.yale.edu/seas/EntangledState.htm. In the "25 Concepts in Anthropology" series, I present what I think are the 25 most important concepts in socio-cultural anthropology. Each concept provides a unique insight into what it is to be human. This episode concerns the concept of "embodiment". Terms and concepts covered include: Phenomenology (implies that we all see objects differently, depending on our experiences and perceptions; you never know things as they are, you never know a thing 'in itself' [noumenon], all you know is what you get from your perception and experience of it [phenomenon]; and this perception is, according to Merleau-Ponty inescapably stuck in our own subjectivity / body); Embodiment (cultural 'muscle memory'); habitus (your taste, accent, style, dress etc. which reflects class, ethnic etc identity).
Cultures covered included: Orthodox Jewish, Azande, Javanese, Vietnamese, Kuranko
Recommended reading:
* Carruthers, A 1998, 'Kung Fu Fighting: The Cultural Pedagogy of the Body in the Vovinam Overseas Vietnamese Martial Arts School', Australian Journal of Anthropology, vol. 9, no. 1, pp. 45-57.
* Downey, G 2002, "Listening to Capoeira: Phenomenology, Embodiment and the Materiality of Music", Ethnomusicology, vol. 46, no. 3, pp.487-509.
* Thomson, P 2008, 'Field', in M Grenfell (ed.), Pierre Bourdieu: Key Concepts, Acumen, Stocksfield, pp. 67-71.
*Taylor, C 1989, 'Embodied Agency'Merleau-Ponty: Critical Essays, University Press of America, Washington D.C., pp. 1-21.
*Wainwright, S, P. & Turner, BS 2004, 'Narratives of Embodiment: Body, Aging, and Career in Royal Ballet Dancers', in H Thomas & J Ahmed (eds), Cultural Bodies: Ethnography and Theory, Blackwell, Madden, MA, pp. 98-120
Embodiment: 25 Concepts in Anthropology 9:51
Commodity: 25 Concepts in Anthropology 17:04
Reciprocity: 25 Concepts in Anthropology 11:25
Community & Society: 25 Concepts in Anthropology 11:24
Modernity: 25 Concepts in Anthropology 12:57
Anthropology: 25 Concepts in Anthropology 11:41
Mode of Production: 25 Concepts in Anthropology 13:51
Kinship: 25 Concepts in Anthropology 12:31
Magic: 25 Concepts in Anthropology 14:00
Rites of Passage: 25 Concepts in Anthropology 9:33
Rituals (2 of 2): 25 Concepts in Anthropology 4:16
Rituals (1 of 2): 25 Concepts in Anthropology 3:07
Structure & Agency: 25 Concepts in Anthropology 9:39
Moral Economy: 25 Concepts in Anthropology 15:46
Life Cycle: 25 Concepts in Anthropology 12:38
Patron-Client: 25 Concepts in Anthropology 11:01
[private video]
Social Construction: 25 Concepts in Anthropology 9:24
History: 25 Concepts in Anthropology 13:16
Syncretism: 25 Concepts in Anthropology 14:12
Symbol: 25 Concepts in Anthropology 26:00
Gender: 25 Concepts in Anthropology 16:07
Religion: 25 Concepts in Anthropology 18:31
Culture: 25 Concepts in Anthropology 11:51
Mode of Adaptation: 25 Concepts in Anthropology 13:11
Traditional & Rational: 25 Concepts in Anthropology 13:44
(2013上-商專) 國文(一)--葉論啓/空中進修學院 (1-18)
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(2013下-商專) 國文(二)--葉論啓/空中進修學院 (1-19)
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(2014下-商專) 國文(二)--葉論啓/空中進修學院 (1-19)
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2016-01-25
Geert Lovink. The Yes Men. 2015
source: European Graduate School 2016年1月22日
http://www.egs.edu/ Geert Lovink, (b. 1959) is a media theorist and critic. He is the author of a number of books, including Uncanny Networks (2002), The Principle of Networking (2005), and Dark Fiber: Tracking Critical Internet Culture (2002). Lovink is a research professor at the Hogeschool van Amsterdam, an associate professor at the University of Amsterdam and a professor at The European Graduate School / EGS. He is also the founding director of the Institute of Network Cultures, which analyses and shapes the terrain of network cultures through events, publications, and online dialogue.
Lovink holds a PhD in English Literature from the Media and Communications Program at the University of Melbourne. Prior to this, he received an MA in political science from the University of Amsterdam. In 2003, he received a post-doctoral fellowship to the University of Queensland, in the Centre for Critical and Cultural Studies, as well as a digital cultures fellowship in the English Department at the University of California, Santa Barbara. In the same year, he assumed a position in the Faculty Advisory Committee in the Creative Industries Faculty at Queensland University of Technology. Lovink was also a member of the Information Technology and International Cooperation Committee of the Social Science Research Council during this time. In 2004, he was appointed a research professor at the Institute of Interactive Media, Hogeschool van Amsterdam, and associate professor at the University of Amsterdam. In the same year, he founded the Institute of Network Studies and became an honorary research advisor within the Centre for Critical and Cultural Studies at the University of Queensland. Finally, during 2005 and 2006, he was a fellow at the Berlin Wissenschaftskolleg.
Tobias Jones on the Power of Community
source: The RSA 2016年1月22日
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Structuralist Criticism by Liza Das at IIT Madras
source: nptelhrd 2015年2月23日
Lecture 30 from English Language and Literature by Dr. Liza Das & Dr. Krishna Barua, Department of Humanities and Social Sciences, IIT Guwahati. For more details on NPTEL visit http://nptel.ac.in
Humanities and Social Sciences - Cultural Studies (Liza Das at IIT Madras)
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source: nptelhrd 上次更新日期：2015年7月16日
Cultural Studies by Dr. Liza Das, Department of Humanities and Social Sciences, IIT Guwahati. For more details on NPTEL visit http://nptel.iitm.ac.in
Lec-01 Understanding Cultural Studies Part 1 58:54
Lec-02 Understanding Cultural Studies Part 2 59:40
Lec-03 Evolution and Culture 53:10
Lec-04 Evolutionary Psychology 51:29
Lec-05 The Modern Mind: Its Origins 56:54
Lec-06 Memetics 53:55
Lec-07 Cultural Theory: Structuralism 53:10
Lec-08 Marxism Part 1 53:47
Lec-09 Marxism Part 2 56:08
Lec-10 Poststructuralism 57:49
Lec-11 Subjectivity 52:46
Lec-12 Identity 52:19
Lec-13 Ideology Part 1 54:17
Lec-14 Ideology Part 2 1:05:58
Lec-15 Representation Part 1 1:00:47
Lec-16 Representation Part 2 1:00:14
Lec-17 Power 55:15
Lec-18 Discourse 53:54
Lec-19 Gender Part 1 54:03
Lec-20 Gender Part 2 50:15
Lec-21 The Body 53:22
Lec-22 Space 49:49
Lec-23 Time 56:04
Lec-24 Development 53:59
Lec-25 Language 53:43
Lec-26 Ethnicity, Race and Nation 57:31
Lec-27 Globalisation 58:55
Lec-28 Consumption Part 1 52:48
Lec-29 Consumption Part 2 53:12
Lec-30 Biology 49:09
Lec-31 Culture Industry 54:07
Lec-32 Commodity 55:01
Lec-33 Media 55:21
Lec-34 Television 55:46
Lec-35 New Media 54:28
Lec-36 Science, Technology and Culture 52:31
Lec-37 Cyberculture 52:05
Lec-38 Cultural Policy 54:00
Lec-39 Critiquing Cultural Studies 58:22
Lec-40 Conclusion 1:01:07
source: nptelhrd 上次更新日期：2015年7月16日
Cultural Studies by Dr. Liza Das, Department of Humanities and Social Sciences, IIT Guwahati. For more details on NPTEL visit http://nptel.iitm.ac.in
Lec-01 Understanding Cultural Studies Part 1 58:54
Lec-02 Understanding Cultural Studies Part 2 59:40
Lec-03 Evolution and Culture 53:10
Lec-04 Evolutionary Psychology 51:29
Lec-05 The Modern Mind: Its Origins 56:54
Lec-06 Memetics 53:55
Lec-07 Cultural Theory: Structuralism 53:10
Lec-08 Marxism Part 1 53:47
Lec-09 Marxism Part 2 56:08
Lec-10 Poststructuralism 57:49
Lec-11 Subjectivity 52:46
Lec-12 Identity 52:19
Lec-13 Ideology Part 1 54:17
Lec-14 Ideology Part 2 1:05:58
Lec-15 Representation Part 1 1:00:47
Lec-16 Representation Part 2 1:00:14
Lec-17 Power 55:15
Lec-18 Discourse 53:54
Lec-19 Gender Part 1 54:03
Lec-20 Gender Part 2 50:15
Lec-21 The Body 53:22
Lec-22 Space 49:49
Lec-23 Time 56:04
Lec-24 Development 53:59
Lec-25 Language 53:43
Lec-26 Ethnicity, Race and Nation 57:31
Lec-27 Globalisation 58:55
Lec-28 Consumption Part 1 52:48
Lec-29 Consumption Part 2 53:12
Lec-30 Biology 49:09
Lec-31 Culture Industry 54:07
Lec-32 Commodity 55:01
Lec-33 Media 55:21
Lec-34 Television 55:46
Lec-35 New Media 54:28
Lec-36 Science, Technology and Culture 52:31
Lec-37 Cyberculture 52:05
Lec-38 Cultural Policy 54:00
Lec-39 Critiquing Cultural Studies 58:22
Lec-40 Conclusion 1:01:07
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