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Humanities Podcasts
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Public Spheres, Blogospheres
10/24/08 | *To subscribe to the HumaniTech podcast feed using iTunes
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Public Spheres, Blogospheres | Friday, October 24, 2008
Presented by the UCI Humanities Center and HumaniTech®. Co-sponsored by the Literary Journalism Program.
This one-day conference features conversations among important contemporary bloggers in the U.S. political and academic scene, focusing on the evolution of the public sphere, the political process and democratic participation in a digital age. There will be four panels on Public Spheres, Reason and Rationality in the 18th Century; Blogging and the Academy; The Transnational Public: China and Iran; and Election 2008, followed by a wrap-up discussion and reception at the end of the day.
Read about this event in "Blogs Propel Digital Democracy" by Sandy Rose and David Lumb, New University
For speaker names and schedule, please see the conference poster (pdf). |
Click on a file name to play:
- 01 Welcome and Introductory Remarks - Blogospheres-1.mp3
- 02 Public Spheres, Reason and Rationality in the 18th Century - Blogospheres-2.mp3
- 03 Public Spheres, Reason and Rationality in the 18th Century [Q&A] - Blogospheres-3.mp3
- 04 Blogging and the Academy - Blogospheres-4.mp3
- 05 [Q&A] Blogging and the Academy - Blogospheres-5.mp3
- 06 The Transnational Public: China & Iran - Blogospheres-6.mp3
- 07 Q&A - The Transnational Public: China & Iran - Blogospheres-7.mp3
- 08 Election 2008 - Blogospheres-8.mp3
- 09 Q&A - Election 2008 + Roundtable - Blogospheres-9.mp3
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