Peer-curated academic archive from The John Adams Institute, comprising 5 recorded lectures in History & Humanities, Philosophy & Ethics, AI & Machine Learning.
Self-contained research seminars, public lectures, and invited colloquia.
David Cattler reflects on the evolving dynamics of the transatlantic alliance, analyzing the strains on shared power and trust amidst contemporary geopolitical challenges and democratic uncertainties.
Harvard historian Jill Lepore analyzes the American experiment through the lens of constitutional history, reflecting on 250 years of democratic struggle and renewal.
Pulitzer Prize-winning author Colson Whitehead discusses his unique literary approach to exploring American social and racial injustices through satire and imaginative storytelling.
Michael Pollan conducts a sweeping inquiry into the nature of consciousness, exploring its origins and implications through neuroscience, philosophy, and the study of altered states.
Bryan Stevenson presents a critical examination of the American justice system, reflecting on historical legacies of slavery and racial violence and their ongoing impact on contemporary society.
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