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Upcoming open lectures

Tue
7
May

Rethinking Schizophrenia: Neuroscience, phenomenology, and finding ourselves in the gaze of madness

Dr Clara Humpston examines schizophrenia's symptoms, questioning their divergence from common reality experiences and challenging stigmas.

Wed
8
May

Ripe for Dictatorship: Fearing the worst in American fiction and film of the 1930s

During the 1930s, Americans began to imagine what a homegrown fascism might look like...

Fri
10
May

An archaeology for future economies

Critical paleoeconomics (CPE) is a call to learn from the economies of the deep past to think differently about inequality, entrepreneurship and growth, with the aim of helping design a better future.

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