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Aldous Huxley presents a lecture series in which he asks, "how did our ancestors think of human nature and in what terms ought we to think about it?"

Available Episodes

1961-11-12Human potentialities, part 200:26:12
1961-11-12Human potentialities, part 100:29:36
1961-10-30Visionary experience, part 100:29:38
1961-10-30Visionary experience, part 200:30:30
1961-10-15Why art?, part 100:29:03
1961-10-15Symbols and immediate experience, part 200:17:30
1961-10-15Symbols and immediate experience, part 100:29:43
1961-10-15Why art?, part 200:23:45
1961-10-10Individual in relation to history, part 100:29:51
1961-10-10Individual in relation to history, part 200:26:09
1961-10-10Contemporary picture, part 100:29:53
1961-10-10Contemporary picture, part 200:30:14
1961-08-10Ancient views of human nature, part 100:28:50
1961-08-10Ancient views of human nature, part 200:25:00
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Subjects
Education; Fiction; Huxley, Aldous, 1894-1963; Lectures and lecturing; NAEB Region I; NAEB Region I: The Northeast; Novels; Speeches, addresses, etc; U.S. Literature
Creators
WGBH (Radio/television station : Boston, Mass.)
Contributors
Bartlett, Howard R.; Burchard, John E. (John Ely), 1898-1975; De Santillana, Giorgio, 1902-; Green, William C.; Huxley, Aldous, 1894-1963; Lamson, Roy
Genres
Educational; Lecture; Speech
Time Periods
1960-1969