This series of nine intriguing talks presented by scholars and curators in 2017-2018 ʺexplore[s] what makes a city a city in diverse regions of the world.ʺ (USA: Penn University 2018)

Lecture by Michael Sandel at Harvard University: With humorous references to Bill Gates and Michael Jordan, Sandel introduces the libertarian notion that redistributive taxation—taxing the rich to give to the poor—is akin to forced labor (2011-20). 

Western Civilization/AP European History lecture on the ideologies of the 19th century, and revolutions they inspired (35  minutes / USA: Shane Fairbanks 2023).

Listen to the lecture about Sylvia Plath, take notes, then answer the questions.

Grotius Lecture von Prof. Dr. Jochen Bung (Universität Hamburg, 11.01.2017, 60 Minuten)

Holberg Lecture by Jürgen Habermas at the University of Bergen, September 11th 2014.

Elfriede Jelineks Nobelpreisrede von 2004. Sie trägt den Titel: ”Im Abseits”

In this illustrated lecture, Andrew George explores four themes related to this Babylonian masterpiece (1:28, 2021).

From a 1918 lecture Weber gave at Munich University at the request of the student union (USA: Oregon State University 2021)

David Harvey's complete video lecture series focused on close readings of Capital by Karl Marx (USA: City University of New York 2019)