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06:06 SF Since the 70's, Part 2: Conclusion of… SF Since the 70's, Part 2: Conclusion of "Cyberpunk" discussion.	SF Since the 70's, Part 2: Conclusion of "Cyberpunk" discussion. fiction science punk kind singularity history writer notion writers reality cyberpunk 990s 1950s fantasy literature humanism concept 1930s oppositions novels trilogy intelligence idea works law 1980s vinci computer machine species power processing From Michael Saler 0 likes 25 plays 0
33:34 His 147A Sec. 2: SF Since 1970s, Part 2 His 147A Sec. 2: SF Since 1970s, Part 2	His 147A Sec. 2: SF Since 1970s, Part 2 fiction science punk kind singularity history writer notion writers reality cyberpunk 990s 1950s fantasy literature humanism concept 1930s oppositions novels From Michael Saler 0 likes 17 plays 0
55:57 Manfred P. Fleischer Manfred P. Fleischer	Manfred P. Fleischer In this conversation, Emeritus Professor Manfred Fleischer discusses his career at the University of California at Davis, including important persons and events that shaped his interests and… words (linguistics) language irenicism chancellor professor research education and upbringing university & college farms dialect (language) humanism and reformation in germany and italy schools parents courses (education) germany nazism history From Emeriti 0 likes 117 plays 0
01:01:24 David Robertson David Robertson	David Robertson Name: David Robertson Interviewer: Virginia Boucher Date Interviewed: 2/10/2011 Date Appointed: 1971 Date Retired: 2006 Department: English In this conversation Emeritus Professor David… bible as literature literature students studying period of study religious books and writings humanism yosemite national park education and upbringing conversation bible literature andenvironment nature and culture scientists the arts cultures distinguished teaching award research courses (education) From Emeriti 0 likes 130 plays 0
01:34:55 Chancellor's Colloquim 10-27-2014 Hamid… Chancellor's Colloquim 10-27-2014 Hamid Dabashi	Chancellor's Colloquim 10-27-2014 Hamid Dabashi Hamid Dabashi, Columbia University Professor of Iranian studies and comparative literature, speaks to a UC Davis audience about "Why Persian Humanism Matters Today.". October 28, 2014 poets uc davis ucd islam human communication poetry arab countries chancellor's colloquium literature iran effects comparative literature western asia hamid dabashi language humanism conversation books iranian studies persia history middle east From ATS Video 0 likes 56 plays 0