History, Philosophy, Religion, and Classics

The University of Queensland
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  • HISTORY

  1. 08/22/2011

    Global History. Lecture 4: Charles Darwin and the Evolution of Life on Earth presented by Professor Paul Turnbull (Audio)

    This lecture has been recorded from the UQ course History1601. The course surveys how powerful forces and factors at work on large timescales have shaped human history. It also introduces students to the study of how people and societies throughout the world have responded to major environmental, economic and social changes.

    2 sec

  2. 07/20/2011

    Global History. Lecture 12: Globalisation, Commerce and Innovation (1400 - 1800 CE) presented by Professor Paul Turnbull (Audio)

    This lecture has been recorded from the UQ course History1601. The course surveys how powerful forces and factors at work on large timescales have shaped human history. It also introduces students to the study of how people and societies throughout the world have responded to major environmental, economic and social changes.

    1 sec

  3. 07/20/2011

    Global History. Lecture 11: The Origins of Modernity presented by Professor Paul Turnbull (Audio)

    This lecture has been recorded from the UQ course History1601. The course surveys how powerful forces and factors at work on large timescales have shaped human history. It also introduces students to the study of how people and societies throughout the world have responded to major environmental, economic and social changes.

    2 sec

  4. 07/20/2011

    Global History. Lecture 5: The Evolution of Life on Earth presented by Professor Paul Turnbull (Audio)

    This lecture has been recorded from the UQ course History1601. The course surveys how powerful forces and factors at work on large timescales have shaped human history. It also introduces students to the study of how people and societies throughout the world have responded to major environmental, economic and social changes.

    2 sec

  5. 07/20/2011

    Global History. Lecture 13: The Modern World and its Challenges presented by Professor Paul Turnbull (Audio)

    This lecture has been recorded from the UQ course History1601. The course surveys how powerful forces and factors at work on large timescales have shaped human history. It also introduces students to the study of how people and societies throughout the world have responded to major environmental, economic and social changes.

    1 sec

  6. 07/20/2011

    Global History. Lecture 3: The Origins of the Solar System and the Earth presented by Professor Paul Turnbull (Audio)

    This lecture has been recorded from the UQ course History1601. The course surveys how powerful forces and factors at work on large timescales have shaped human history. It also introduces students to the study of how people and societies throughout the world have responded to major environmental, economic and social changes.

    1 sec

  7. 06/22/2011

    Global History. Lecture 10: Patterns and Trends in Human History (3000 BCE - 1000 CE) presented by Professor Paul Turnbull (Audio)

    This lecture has been recorded from the UQ course History1601. The course surveys how powerful forces and factors at work on large timescales have shaped human history. It also introduces students to the study of how people and societies throughout the world have responded to major environmental, economic and social changes.

    2 sec

  8. 06/22/2011

    Global History. Lecture 9: the First Cities and States presented by Professor Paul Turnbull (Audio)

    This lecture has been recorded from the UQ course History1601. The course surveys how powerful forces and factors at work on large timescales have shaped human history. It also introduces students to the study of how people and societies throughout the world have responded to major environmental, economic and social changes.

    2 sec
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