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(2017-05-10)In this talk, Dr. Margaret Pearce, a U.S. based academic, cartographer and member of the Citizen Potawatomi Nation, will introduce cartography as a form of language, explore some of the structural details of that language, ...
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(2020-02-07)Lansdowne Lecture given at the University of Victoria, November 13, 2003.
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(2017-10-17)Presents a taped discussion with Bill Wilson and Keith Penner, moderated by Brian Wharf, regarding First Nations self-government in Canada. Points covered include strategies for achieving self-government, attitudes toward ...
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(2018-12-03)This two-part presentation by two Taiwan feminists, one Indigenous (Skaya Siku) and the other Han-settler colonial and diasporic (Yi-Chun Tricia Lin) presents a complex picture o f Taiwan Indigenous women, their struggles ...
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(2019-04-01)Professor Nyström is an internationally recognized academic scholar in the field of image analysis and visualization. Her research spans interactive segmentation, visualization, computational geometry, and shape analysis, ...
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(2020-01-08)Lansdowne Lecture given at the University of Victoria, October 16, 2002.
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(2020-01-30)Lansdowne Lecture given at the University of Victoria, March 10, 1998.
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(2012-04-29)“Just” sustainability: Balancing environmental protection and human rights
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(2017-05-09)Most institutions in North America now acknowledge the importance of diversity in the workplace and in education, and have established dedicated, organizational programs dedicated to promoting and implementing diversity. ...
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(2019-10-22)Lansdowne Lecture given at the University of Victoria, September 30, 1999.
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(2012-04-29)Learning without borders: Promoting social justice through the internationalization of teaching
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(2019-10-30)Lecture given at the University of Victoria, March 7, 2001
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(2017-11-06)Professor Joshua A. Fogel, Canada Research Chair at York University, is a historian of modern China and Japan whose scholarly expertise ranges from the history of ideas to Sino-Japanese relation. In this lecture, he will ...
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(2017-05-09)From at least the mid twelfth century until the Expulsion in 1290, England hosted a community of active rabbinic scholars. Although much of their literary heritage has been lost, several treatises and dozens of responsa ...
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(2019-11-19)Lecture given at the University of Victoria, Feb. 15, 1990.
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(2020-03-02)Juan Arturo Brennan is a leading radio and TV host, and film critic based in Mexico City. He is the music critic for the daily La Jornada and a reviewer for Pauta magazine, the most important Mexican journal on musical ...
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(2019-04-01)What types of changes occurred in musical traditions around the Mediterranean during the shift from Late Antiquity to the European Middle Ages (which corresponds to the 'Golden Age' of Arabo-Islamic civilization)? And what ...
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