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Reviews on theme Philosophy
Supernatural Experiences | Radboud Reflects @Schemerlicht with cultural scientist Sándor Chardonnens artist Zalán Szakács
What can supernatural experiences tell us about human consciousness? And if we close ourselves off to these experiences entirely, do we lose an important dimension of human experience?
Lucid Dreaming: Being Aware in Your Dreams | Radboud Reflects @Schemerlicht with dream researcher Maureen Minnema and artists from fuse*
What do lucid dreams tell us about consciousness? And what actually happens in our brain when we dream and especially when we become aware of this?
Goodbye AI! Can We Still Live Without AI? | The Talk of the (Thurs)Day with philosopher Lotje Siffels, scholar of law Roel Schutgens and students Pia van der Schaft en Casper Algera
It seems increasingly difficult to disconnect from AI. Do we still have a choice about whether and how we want to use this technology?
Neurodiversity and Radboud Employees: Where Do the Opportunities Lie? | Academic Affairs with philosopher Léon de Bruin and orthopedagogue Evelyn Kroesbergen
ADHD, autism, dyslexia, giftedness and high sensitivity neurodiversity is widespread among Radboud University employees. It brings challenges, but also unique talents. Where do the opportunities lie when it comes to neurodiversity at the university?
Science Weekend @ Radboud University
Take a look inside researchers’ laboratories, carry out experiments yourself, take part in a thought experiment, watch spectacular shows and ask researchers all sorts of questions. Discover how the invisible becomes visible!
The Manosphere: An Online School of Masculinity | Lecture and discussion with theologian Mariecke van den Berg, communication scholar Anne Sadza, and political scientist Nik Linders
A lot of money, a sculpted body, and an attractive, submissive woman by your side. This is the ideal image of masculinity promoted in the manosphere. What makes the manosphere so appealing?
AI Unleashed! | Current Affairs Lecture with cybersecurity expert Bart Jacobs
Last weekend, AI agents reportedly attempted to break into several websites, including those of governments. How can this happen? Are we at risk of losing control over AI if we do not take action now? What happens when AI can act autonomously?
Brain, Belly and Bitterballen | Lecture and conversation with neuroscientist Esther Aarts and philosopher Bas van Woerkum Rooker
Grabbing a bitterbal even when you’re not hungry. Or having a slice of cake and regretting it. At times it feels as if your belly takes over your brain. But perhaps the two are more closely connected than we tend to think.
Thinking Café – Being Yourself | Philosophy Workshop by Philosopher Cees Leijenhorst
Everyone wants to be themselves, and we admire people who are authentic. We often cringe when someone pretends to be better than they really are. But how do you know whether you are authentic yourself? And is there really such a thing as a true self?
Roman Past in the Streets of Nijmegen | Lecture and Conversation with Archaeologist Stephan Mols, Historical Geographer Elyze-Storms Smeets, and Architects Marlène van Gassel and Marc van Roosmalen
The foundations of the largest Roman bathhouse in the Netherlands were uncovered at the former Honig industrial site. Nijmegen has a rich Roman history, yet very little of it is visible. How do you tell the Roman story to both visitors and residents?
Women’s Emancipation: Are We Back to Square One? | Lecture and discussion with philosophers Alicja Gescinska and Katrine Smiet
Conservative ideas about gender relations are becoming increasingly normalized. Gescinska wrote a retelling of The Second Sex in which she lets De Beauvoir deliver a passionate—and at times hilarious—tirade against the revival of conservative ideas