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41:29 147A: Intro to Themes of Course (WQ 2023) 147A: Intro to Themes of Course (WQ 2023)	147A: Intro to Themes of Course (WQ 2023) An overview of the major themes and some of the figures we will be looking at this quarter. century enlightenment reason revolution nature imagination society religion science kind beings thinkers sense emphasis art ways artist romanticism 18th alright god idea experience hand mill From Michael Saler 0 likes 41 plays 0
03:22 Faculty Forum - February 18, 2022 - Discussion of… Faculty Forum - February 18, 2022 - Discussion of the communication technologies we use with our students	Faculty Forum - February 18, 2022 - Discussion of the communication technologies we use with our students Please view the recording of the full event or find resources that were shared in the event chat in our post on The Wheel. faculty forum canvas faculty tools students 4th technologies communication event 18th zoom teaching sort peer announcements class instruction modes friday bye march From Andy Jones 0 likes 5 plays 0
56:07 His 147A: Lecture 1: Introduction to Themes of… His 147A: Lecture 1: Introduction to Themes of Course	His 147A: Lecture 1: Introduction to Themes of Course An overview of the major themes and some of the figures we will be looking at this quarter. century enlightenment reason revolution nature imagination society religion science kind beings thinkers sense emphasis art ways artist romanticism 18th alright From Michael Saler 0 likes 79 plays 0
54:11 Peter H Lindert Peter H Lindert	Peter H Lindert In this conversation, Emeritus Professor Peter Lindert discusses his career at the University of California at Davis, including important persons and events that shaped his interests and scholarship,… building president of the economic history association (2001-2002) literature wisconsin economists business university & college economic sciences author of growing public: social spending and economic growth since the 18th century (2004) human science social sciences (social issues) uc davis prize in undergraduate teaching and scholarly distinction (1999) books 2016). faculties groups and unequal gains: american growth and inequality since 1700 (with jeffrey williamson history campus economic history From Emeriti 0 likes 42 plays 0