The Public Life of Art in the 21st Century
An important roundtable discussion among leading artists and thinkers on the place and purpose of art and artistic production, and the relationship between art and scholarship in the modern world.
Panellists: Darin Barney (Art History and Communication Studies, McGill), Margie Gillis (dancer and c…
Paul Yachnin: The Trial of Shylock
Professor Paul Yachnin (McGill Department of English) and Westmount Public Library present: The Trial of Shylock
The third lecture in the Great Trials series hosted by the Institute for the Public Life of Arts and Ideas (McGill) at Westmount Public Library. (15 February 2011) Each lecture in the s…
Paul Yachnin: The Trial of Shylock
Professor Paul Yachnin (McGill Department of English) and Westmount Public Library present: The Trial of Shylock
The third lecture in the Great Trials series hosted by the Institute for the Public Life of Arts and Ideas (McGill) at Westmount Public Library. (15 February 2011) Each lecture in the s…
The Public Life of Art in the 21st Century
An important roundtable discussion among leading artists and thinkers on the place and purpose of art and artistic production, and the relationship between art and scholarship in the modern world.
Panellists: Darin Barney (Art History and Communication Studies, McGill), Margie Gillis (dancer and c…
Paul Yachnin: The Trial of Shylock
Professor Paul Yachnin (McGill Department of English) and Westmount Public Library present: The Trial of Shylock
The third lecture in the Great Trials series hosted by the Institute for the Public Life of Arts and Ideas (McGill) at Westmount Public Library. (15 February 2011) Each lecture in the s…
E01: Sex and Shakespeare | Everyday Forum Podcast
Let's talk about SEX.
Long before Playboy and OnlyFans, Shakespeare knew that sex sells. His works have titillated audiences and academics for centuries. In the first episode of Everyday Forum Podcast, hosts Beck Lloyd and Khadijah Roberts-Abdullah introduce "Sex and Shakespeare." Listen as they d…
What Does It Mean to Grow Up? Pt. 1 with Professor Paul Yachnin | QuestionsAlive
"All children, except one, grow up."
Thus begins the book Peter Pan, the story of the only boy who never grows up. But for the rest of us, what does that term mean, exactly? At what point have you grown sufficiently "up" to be considered an adult? What does the process entail? Is it a good thing o…
Shakespeare, Money, and Meaning-Making
Can reading King Lear help us rethink economic policy? Can Measure for Measure shape how we talk about justice, or Hamlet help us face grief? That’s the idea behind an ambitious project at Montreal’s McGill University called Reimagining Shakespeare, Remaking Modern World Systems.
Led by Laurette D…
Theatre was the original thinking machine
As the world navigates the impacts of AI, we’re returning to the oldest thinking machine of all: the theatre.
Managers everywhere are using AI to reimagine human-made systems, such as healthcare, supply chains, and finance. But today’s podcast guests remind us that art still has much to teach us – …
6. AI and Hope: Rewiring Universities for Human Flourishing
What is AI actually revealing about us as humans? And what would it mean to build institutions that help us become more human, not less?
In this episode, I speak with Dr Jessica Riddell, Professor of Early Modern Literature at Bishop's University, Quebec, where she holds the Stephen A. Jarislowsky …
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