Sydney Ideas

Sydney Ideas

Sydney Ideas is the University of Sydney's premier public lecture series program, bringing the world's leading thinkers and the latest research to the wider Sydney community.

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Mick Gooda on Effective Engagement: the tonic for a reconciled nation

Mick Gooda on Effective Engagement: the tonic for a reconciled nation

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Social Justice Commissioner Mick Gooda charts an agenda of hope that can guide us towards a reconciled Australia. Commissioner Gooda argued that effective engagem...

30 Mai 20111h 15min

Writing Science Lives: why biography matters

Writing Science Lives: why biography matters

What do we learn when we revisit scientists' past worlds? How might one write a life as famous as Charles Darwin's? Why is biography the best-selling genre of all? Pre-eminent Darwin scholar and Har...

12 Aug 20101h 17min

Why History Matters: Historians reshape the world

Why History Matters: Historians reshape the world

Do we need our history to be global? Work, leisure, war and peace, these are some of the themes that historians are now mapping onto a global past. Join historians David Armitage, Joyce E. Chaplin a...

26 Jul 20101h 29min

Modernism or Realism? The question in China’s quest for modernity through art

Modernism or Realism? The question in China’s quest for modernity through art

How to modernise art for a modern China? What ideas and practices should China adapt from the West? Such questions figured prominently in intellectual debate about modernisation at the start of the tw...

8 Apr 20101h 8min

Meeting the China Challenge: Australia’s China Policy in a New Era

Meeting the China Challenge: Australia’s China Policy in a New Era

This forum and open discussion with Australia’s leading China commentators was hosted by Dr James Reilly, Department of Government and International Relations at the University of Sydney. Participan...

11 Mar 20101h 30min

Professor Jeffrey Riegel - Confucius and the First Emperor

Professor Jeffrey Riegel - Confucius and the First Emperor

Confucius (traditional dates 551-479 BCE) lived during the waning years of the Zhou dynasty. He was deeply troubled by the disorder of his age and took it upon himself to teach others about Zhou virtu...

21 Okt 200942min

Saree Makdisi on Excavating Memory In Jerusalem

Saree Makdisi on Excavating Memory In Jerusalem

In 2004, construction began in Jerusalem on the local branch of the Los Angeles-based Museum of Tolerance, designed by the leading American architect, Frank Gehry. The museum is now being built over t...

22 Sep 20091h 35min

Professor David Goodman - Mao Zedong and his thought

Professor David Goodman - Mao Zedong and his thought

SPEAKER: Professor David Goodman, Professor of Chinese Politics, and Director, Institute of Social Sciences Mao Zedong (1893-1976) is best known as the founder of the People’s Republic of China. He l...

2 Sep 20091h 24min

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