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This video starts with the "green-room" chatter between myself and Oscar Brisset, who is Co-President of the Oxford Economics Society. The presentation proper starts about two minutes in. Oscar's sound feed is poor, because this was recorded on my PC, but mine is pretty clear. It's an intense one-hour lecture, covering material that should really be done over a dozen or so lectures, so if you'd like to follow up on it, please check this out on my Patreon page https://www.patreon.com/profstevekeen, where I'll include the Powerpoint file on which the lecture was based.
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This video starts with the "green-room" chatter between myself and Oscar Brisset, who is Co-President of the Oxford Economics Society. The presentation proper starts about two minutes in. Oscar's sound feed is poor, because this was recorded on my PC, but mine is pretty clear. It's an intense one-hour lecture, covering material that should really be done over a dozen or so lectures, so if you'd like to follow up on it, please check this out on my Patreon page https://www.patreon.com/profstevekeen, where I'll include the Powerpoint file on which the lecture was based.
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This video starts with the "green-room" chatter between myself and Oscar Brisset, who is Co-President of the Oxford Economics Society. The presentation proper starts about two minutes in. Oscar's sound feed is poor, because this was recorded on my PC, but mine is pretty clear. It's an intense one-hour lecture, covering material that should really be done over a dozen or so lectures, so if you'd like to follow up on it, please check this out on my Patreon page https://www.patreon.com/profstevekeen, where I'll include the Powerpoint file on which the lecture was based. |
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"so far beyond post-modern irony… I suggest 'post-real' " is probably the best take I've ever heard