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NTEU Lecture 2012, David Williamson AO, “Living dangerously: The future of creative arts education in Australian universities".
Fremantle, WA, 15 Nov 2012.
Margaret Kivelson, CLASP Research Professor, speaks at the 2017 Nelson W Spencer Lecture in the Chesebrough Auditorium in the Chrysler Center on North Campus of the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, MI on December 8, 2017.
Directly following the lecture, Kivelson and her daughter, LSA History Professor Valerie Kivelson, discussed personal stories of Prof Margaret Kivelson's career as a female working in space sciences.
Photo: Somya Bhagwagar/Michigan Engineering, Communications & Marketing
The dai-kodo (large lecture hall) was moved from Sakamoto up to Enryaku-ji in 1964 when it was known as the Sanbustu-do. It houses images of Dainichi Nyorai as well as other artwork related to important leaders of the Tendai sect.
Enryaku-ji is a sprawling temple complex located on one of Japan's most sacred mountains, Hiei-zan. It was founded by Saicho, who was mainly responsible for bringing the Tendai sect of Buddhism from China in the later part of the 8th century. At one point, the Enryaku-ji complex had as many as 3,000 sub-temples and became a powerful force both politically and militarily. These factors forced action by daimyo Oda Nobunaga who wanted to rid himself of factions such as the Enryaku-ji and Hongan-ji monks. Most of the complex was destroyed by Nobunaga in 1571. Today, it can be reached via cable car from either the Otsu or Kyoto side of Mt. Hiei. However, if you are scared of heights, I don't recommend it. It is the longest (2025m), and possibly the steepest cable car journey in Japan.
Enryaku-ji. Otsu, Shiga.
From 1 January 2010 Bosnia and Herzegovina will become a non-permanent member of the UNSC. Sir Emyr Jones Parry gave a lecture on the importance of the UNSC membership for Bosnia to members of the Bosnian Parliament, postgraduates, journalits, Chevenings, etc.
NTEU Lecture 2012, David Williamson AO, “Living dangerously: The future of creative arts education in Australian universities".
Fremantle, WA, 15 Nov 2012.
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The Knight's Move: lectures in 2011
‘The Knight's Move' is an annual series of lectures by eminent international speakers who stand out by their unusual, enlightening and inspirational visions concerning the city, urbanity, the public domain, and community. Just as the knight moves in an atypical and unusual way across the chessboard, Stroom Den Haag likewise wants to cut across all disciplines and thus stimulate rethinking the city.
Iain Sinclair
Tuesday 25 January 2011, 8 pm
Iain Sinclair is a British author and filmmaker whose work is rooted in London and is related to psychogeography. Psychogeography is the study of the effects of the geographical environment on the emotions and behavior of individuals. It was first introduced by Guy Debord in the 1950s and is also described as the science of wandering and exploring. Books by Sinclair include 'London: City of Disappearances' (2006), 'Liquid City' (1999, with Marc Atkins) and 'London Orbital' (2002).
Even with her shabby lifestyle she still took the time to lecture me on America's problems. Not her soda can top and plastic lid sown into her jacket to act as buttons.
I then gave a lecture to doctors, nurses, and ambulance drivers about the acute management of burns.
Jiyugakuen Myonichikan(1921), Nishi Ikebukuro Toshima-ku Tokyo