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In his #1 bestselling 2004 CBC Massey Lectures, Ronald Wright considers the most urgent questions of the twenty-first century, and of our survival on this earth.
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A set of 5 Audio CDs of CBC's Ideas broadcast lectures of Ronald Wright's #1 bestseller, A Short History of Progress. Read by the author and produced by CBC Audio.
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A richly illustrated edition of Ronald Wright's #1 bestselling 2004 CBC Massey Lectures.
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L'Arche founder Jean Vanier proposes that by opening ourselves to those society perceives as weak, different, or inferior, we can achieve true personal and societal freedom.
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In her 2002 CBC Massey Lectures, Margaret Visser examines why, in spite of modern ideals and freedoms, people often feel fatalistic.
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A set of 5 Audio CDs of CBC's Ideas broadcast lectures of Margaret Visser's Beyond Fate. Read by the author and produced by CBC Audio.
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In his 1990 CBC Massey Lectures renowned geneticist R. C. Lewontin argues that science is a social institution and only by admitting its limitations we can appreciate its real value.
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In his 1987 CBC Massey Lectures, theologian Gregory Baum considers the Faith and Justice movement in the churches - especially the Roman Catholic Church - together with the considerable opposition to it.
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In her 1993 CBC Massey Lectures, political philosopher Jean Bethke Elshtain delves into complex issues to evaluate democracy's chances for survival.
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In his 1973 CBC Massey Lectures, distinguished cyberneticist Stafford Beer ponders the possibilities of liberty in a cybernetic world.
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