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01:31 An introduction to MSc Contemporary History An introduction to MSc Contemporary History	An introduction to MSc Contemporary History This short video gives you an introduction to our MSc Contemporary History programme from Dr Jacob Blanc contemporary history postgraduate postgraduate taught graduate history From Michael O'Reilly on July 25th, 2019 0 likes 214 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh
59:38 Prof Agustin Fuentes - Why do we believe_ Prof Agustin Fuentes - Why do we believe_	Prof Agustin Fuentes - Why do we believe_ Prof Agustin Fuentes - Why do we believe_ long lasting moods 30000 years general practices involving humans today human evolution 8000 years evolutionary biology incredibly powerful islam human behavior cognitive system mental representation common sense socioeconomics communication teaching civil society cave art moral systems human communities genus homo lithics big god religion homo groups large scale cognition study of religion gifford lectures hinduism truth sociology of culture neuro biological exact meaning establish powerful persuasive 400000 years social complexity initial glimmerings time frame philosophical terminology 100000 years cognitive scientists key data economic structures human experience evolutionary success social sciences religious tradition psychology cognitive psychology stone tool complex systems theory oral communication religion human capacity football game belief systems human cognitive anthropology ontology doctrines practices punishing god religion and science mental content criminal law early human neural biological human evolutionary material record archaeological artefact types mental impressions geomorphology cognitive modeling political science terms god religion statements life ways religious belief material item big god religious behaviour and experience tools landscape religious experience metaphysics of mind human imagination spirituality religious institutions large groups human groups christianity religious systems hand axe contemporary human 300000 years transcendent experience sociology index final lecture hominin fossils southern africa theories of mind great question 1000000 year ledger sign subjective experience human belief imagination human history clam shell meaning making cognitive science 65000 years big pile human landscape material symbols pedagogy time period christian theology transcended experiences cognitive communicative contemporary religions cave walls single community legit sign daily life 340000 years coastal geography religious capacity truth claims institutes caption complete supernatural agency detection anthropologist roy rappaport economics terminology sociological terminology social philosophy church service social psychology religious ritual material evidence evolutionary processes evolution explanations human record educational psychology political economic archaeology roy rappaport tells creating material directly connected effects From Lesley Middlemass on April 9th, 2019 0 likes 29 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh
01:00:39 Prof Agustin Fuentes - How did we change the… Prof Agustin Fuentes - How did we change the world_	Prof Agustin Fuentes - How did we change the world_ Prof Agustin Fuentes - How did we change the world_ livestock speaker 2 speaker 1 living spaces monumental architecture human evolution 8000 years thursday evening human populations gifted lectures web urban populations 14000 years human community systems theory systems emergent warfare scientific terminology 2000000 years military terminology gifted lecture geography terminology 27000 years role differentiation wolves started 3rd lecture ecosystems group lethal violence christina specific location large scale cognition human evolutionary history gifford lectures cave painting demography sociology of culture 25000 years philosophical terminology lethal violence biological systems human nature contemporary human human experience domestic story processes sociology social systems preservation storage coordinated large scale elizabeth templeton lecture good question market structure and pricing central component philosophy of religion slave trade human behavior clear evidence anthropology stone tools economic systems ecclesiastical titles human belief religion and science ethology audience member geomorphology large community agustin life ways community 7000 years gender differences belief system tools residential structures left marks lecture series human groups contemporary patterns structure sociological terminology sacred space sociology index atory relationships english-language journals 12000 years early wild rice gendered social environmental science population food ingredients smaller household human history domestic atory economic role time period coastal geography personal life 1000000 years accumulation storage education terminology 500000 year social structure caption complete human culture social philosophy resource management systems firearms social psychology 1st evidence 10000 years lectures web global ecosystem human geography brian ferguson 68000 years identity quarterly journals sociocultural evolution political economic academic administration political structures archaeology effects From Lesley Middlemass on April 9th, 2019 0 likes 13 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh
01:06:25 Prof Agustin Fuentes - What makes us human_ Prof Agustin Fuentes - What makes us human_	Prof Agustin Fuentes - What makes us human_ Prof Agustin Fuentes - What makes us human d.n.a. feedback processes speaker 2 speaker 3 speaker 1 speaker 6 speaker 7 speaker 4 human evolution evolutionary biology human lineage biology of gender human behavior material reality causality systems theory sensory system systems semiotic ecosystem 2000000 years genus homo genetic difference incredible genetic effects semiotics libertarian theory broad scale evolutionary time cognition social behavior elementary geometry political philosophy demography animal anatomy blooded animals complex ways sexual dimorphism 25000 years 400000 years 5th lecture contemporary evolutionary philosophical terminology sex 100000 years material evidence human nature gifford lectures contemporary human theories social sciences 1200000 years evolutionary sense genetics brain size essential feature increasingly complex complex systems theory megafauna fingers oral communication biological social scientific terminology vast majority complex social lives evolutionary perspective warm blooded behavior new york university faculty clear evidence processing caledonian crows anthropology eating behaviors ontology notre dame individualism religion and science ethology simply program blue whales tool making cybernetics belief system tools evolutionary history sexually dimorphic sociological terminology 300000 years 1st lecture sociology index genes living things critical factors speaker 5 human issue semantics fossil record brain growth small female geometry reproduction belief emerge time period genetic traits 4000000 years personal life 1000000 years social learning large predators process changing human niche autonomy evolutionary explanation speaker 8 social philosophy social psychology making stone tools human nation abstraction biological anthropologist cognitive psychology sociology feedback loop evolutionary processes structure educational psychology chaos theory literary theory stone tool archaeology From Lesley Middlemass on April 9th, 2019 0 likes 59 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh
01:01:45 Prof. Agustin Fuentes - Who are we_ Belief,… Prof. Agustin Fuentes - Who are we_ Belief, evolution, and our place in the world	Prof. Agustin Fuentes - Who are we_ Belief, evolution, and our place in the world Prof. Agustin Fuentes - Who are we_ Belief, evolution, and our place in the world d.n.a. speaker 2 speaker 1 human evolution evolutionary biology human behavior phylogenetics scientific analysis fig tree kinship and descent 2000000 years social system scottish thinkers population genetics genus homo lithics effects primates human capacity cognition gifford lectures fossil record research methods earliest hominids philosophical terminology direct ancestor living things human experience social sciences sociology genetics brain size california berkeley stone tool great time complex social lives philosophy of religion belief systems early hominids anthropology academic staff 6000000 year william robertson eating behaviors cercopithecine monkeys religion and science ethology archaeological artefact types audience member u.k. family creativity large cat tools landscape statistics neurobiology grasping hands macaque monkeys notre dame good deal sociological terminology d.n.a. sequence term belief sociology index people movement hominin fossils 3000000 years common ancestor psychotherapy gifford lecture genealogy early cluster recent single origin hypothesis behavior specific lineage minute details large predators personal life genetic genealogy education terminology caption complete contemporary society social landscape social philosophy social psychology 1st evidence faith practices deep roots evolutionary processes daily lives psychology educational psychology 4000000 years analysis speeding cars academic administration coming lectures evaluation methods human story archaeology From Lesley Middlemass on April 9th, 2019 0 likes 14 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh
03:17 Lecture Recording PTAS Project - James Hopgood,… Lecture Recording PTAS Project - James Hopgood, School of Engineering	Lecture Recording PTAS Project - James Hopgood, School of Engineering In this video, Dr James Hopgood from the School of Engineering, talks about the Lecture recording PTAS project he is involved with to enhance engagement with Media Hopper Replay. contemporary environments video questions follow education technology issues caption complete project variety interesting multimedia content lecture edinburgh accessibility documentations effects student natural segment minute entire detailed descriptions language university recording presenting academic administration lecture recording From Lorraine Spalding on April 8th, 2019 0 likes 15 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Date Created April 8th, 2019
57:20 Professor Geoff Simm: Inaugural lecture: Thought… Professor Geoff Simm: Inaugural lecture: Thought for Food - Food for Thought?	Professor Geoff Simm: Inaugural lecture: Thought for Food - Food for Thought? Inaugural lecture by Professor Geoff Simm, Professor of Global Agriculture and Food SecurityRecorded 3/12/2018 at the Roslin Auditorium. Abstract:Feeding the world's growing population well -… economic problems scoring systems animal protein international relations livestock sociocultural globalization concepts in physics sub-saharan africa bit 1st contemporary art global academy trophic ecology knowledge massive impact environmental consequences environmental impact systems theory environment thermodynamics systems artificial insemination extra analyses major impact agricultural economics developing selection success story farming systems environmental social science global challenges human geography global agriculture and food security selection indices effects commercial item transport and distribution sloping lines nutrients proteins micronutrient deficient demography food insecure health problems global north herbivorous animals ecology food sources renewable energy american brands high blood scotland college megafauna exciting area regions of africa sheep industry mentioned earlier dairy farming sustainable architecture living tissue greenhouse gas emissions trees animal breeding environmental benefits huge growth european cattle natural resources the roslin institute animal welfare food safety u.k. data science recycling population genetics and uncertainty agricultural science cybernetics sustainable development goals food security increase productivity sustainable development food and the environment creativity gases development goals climate change waste degree programs nutrition north east john prescott non-production traits dietary diversity global south dairy cattle major area growth dietary change plants college of medicine and veterinary medicine population growth dietary global population minimize land inaugural lecture meat industry economies food production animal rights methodist church chemical oceanography cattle breeding cmvm cattle foods breeding scheme social change agronomy food system caption complete information food poverty bioethics livestock production population ecology forestry millennium development goals development cattle breeds royal (dick) school of veterinary studies population growth livestock sourced food matters sustainability global economy grow food sustainable intensification selection experiment united nations international development acoustics urban agriculture global food security livestock feed academic disciplines From Peter Crooks on December 5th, 2018 0 likes 142 plays 0 Publisher Nick Kelly Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Date Created December 5th, 2018
02:46 Epistemology, Ethics and Mind online masters:… Epistemology, Ethics and Mind online masters: Graduates reflect on their experience	Epistemology, Ethics and Mind online masters: Graduates reflect on their experience Francis from Aberdeen and Justina from the USA, reflect on what it's been like to study the online MSc in Epistemology, Ethics and Mind with the University. Join our online community:… bridge online masters mind contemporary years engineering expertise metaphysics caption complete epistemology knowledge studying discussion field amazing subject study online degree philosophy advantages effects coming ethics structure classroom masters career hutchison professor backgrounds flexibility experience university From Lauren Johnston-Smith on November 29th, 2018 0 likes 241 plays 0 Publisher Lauren Johnston-Smith Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Language English Date Created November 29th, 2018
57:50 Learning Technology Showcase March 2018, Part 1 Learning Technology Showcase March 2018, Part 1	Learning Technology Showcase March 2018, Part 1 Lecture Technology Showcase (run by the Learning Teaching and Web division of Information Services, University of Edinburgh) of 29th March 2018 on the subject of lecture recording. Part 1. Speakers:… theatre legal terms concepts in physics illustration teaching cognitive science library science video personhood learning technology arts petas capture educational stages mass media pragmatics sociology of culture people mnemonics aesthetics recording school terminology higher education internet slang evaluation methods digital audio workstation software broadcasting consulting networks performing arts computer graphics student topology banking terms computing input devices multimedia edward snowden systems data transmission good reason science and technology studies psychology streaming didactics youth information science research information services graphical user interfaces thing industrial design music ivd feedback effects finance lecture animal rights movement internet radio school types personal life folklore research methods landscape architecture shoes contemporary art introduction institutes philosophy minute cybernetics talking training constitutional law graphic design internet sound telecommunications program learning ddm design odl videotelephony lecture recording digital television copyright law education marketing packaging communication design entertainment web development film stagecraft video on demand services lecture capture media philosophical terminology online learning architectural design submission data types hearing interactive film and video technology universities and colleges pedagogy types of university or college photography systems theory systems science presentation legal doctrines and principles software architecture rooms bbc digital media educational technology media studies conversation educational psychology evaluation media hopper replay business From Brendan Hill on April 20th, 2018 0 likes 97 plays 0 Publisher Brendan Hill Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Language English Date Created April 20th, 2018
31:10 Sue Fletcher-Watson (University of Edinburgh) \|… Sue Fletcher-Watson (University of Edinburgh) \| Autism research and the autism community	Sue Fletcher-Watson (University of Edinburgh) \| Autism research and the autism community Sue Fletcher-Watson (University of Edinburgh).Autism research and the autism community. Sue will discuss: * Liaising with and learning from your mentor* Key considerations when explaining research to… emotion bit tricky social interaction conferences philosophical terminology typically developing and uncertainty survey methodology research autism medical terminology linguistics management knowledge 1st language seminar series intellectual disability online survey systems theory disability rights movement include people social philosophy emotional expressions education sociological terminology data collection teaching caption complete autism diagnosis medical school video clips autistic people citizen participation gay rights movement information social political autistic kids autistic person pragmatics sociology disability rights social psychology contemporary art autism community stick people clinical diagnosis medical activism special education autistic community gay rights effects cognition autistic rights movement library science minimal group paradigm rights movement neurotypical people writing logic personal relationships neurodiversity paid consultant high rates From Ileana Iacobescu on April 25th, 2017 0 likes 60 plays 0 Publisher Barrie Barreto TEEU Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Language english Date Created April 25th, 2017
01:07 Dr Emile Chabal -Contemporary France & French… Dr Emile Chabal -Contemporary France & French Politics- Research in a Nutshell	Dr Emile Chabal -Contemporary France & French Politics- Research in a Nutshell Emile talks about his research. citizenship contrasting chances abstract contemporary fellow politics sounds caption complete disparate question france instance interest citizen integrate decades public edinburgh french politics french effects identity debates university nations history From Karen Howie on March 6th, 2017 0 likes 352 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh
14:49 Skin biology: pigmentation Skin biology: pigmentation	Skin biology: pigmentation What is the purpose of human pigmentation? How does it work and what happens if skin pigmentation is not suited to the environment? This video is designed for year 1 students and those in the (new)… d.n.a. pale skin ultraviolet radiation facultative pigmentation u.v. color skincancer hats concepts in physics ultraviolet radiation exposure libertarian theory young boy cutaneous conditions sun hat skin dermatology sufficient amounts caption complete minimize damage harmful effects d.n.a. damage web colors red arrows medicine pigmentation skin anatomy arresting image dark skin nuclear physics edinburgh medical school skin color cell carcinomas radiation effects optical spectrum effects melamine pigmentation surrounding keratin contemporary art individualism normal skin color electromagnetic spectrum feel melamine biology terminology young girl red hair melanin pigmentation bright red hair political philosophy basal cell keratin ascites body regions melanin protect skin cancer visible spectrum sun block vision d.n.a. repair From Jonathan Rees on April 4th, 2016 0 likes 222 plays 0 Publisher Jonathan Rees Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Non Commercial Share A Like Language English Date Created April 4th, 2016

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