Academic Talk – General Philosophy

Academic Talk is a section of the Academic Conferences International website on which we are placing a links to interesting talks and discussions. This website will contain links to both pre-recorded talks and discussions on such platforms as TED and Youtube etc and also material which we will create for the use of members of the academic community. All academics are welcome to use this facility including teachers, researchers, and students.

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This page contains a list of links to presentations that we have categorised as General Philosophy. We trust that this website will be useful to all those involved in teaching and in research as well as the community of students. There is no cost associated with using this website.

	Subject	Description	Time Required	Speaker	Affiliation	Source
1	The Morality of Murder	Philosophy – a first course	54mins multi-lecture series	Michael Sandel	Harvard University	Academic Earth
2	Is Science showing that we don’t have free will?	Can neuroscience change the law?	1h23mins	Daniel Dennett	Edinburgh University	You Tube
3	Illegal but Legitimate: a Dubious Doctrine for the Times	Resorting to force	1h22	Noam Chomsky	Edinburgh University	You Tube
4	Deconstructionism	Goes further and changes the nature of the subject by analyzing the layers of the concept.	10mins	Jacques Derrida	Oxford University	You Tube
5	On the Disciplinary Society	Questions on “Discipline and Punish: The Birth of the Prison”	5mins	Michel Foucauly	Philosopher/Author	You Tube