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Browsing Cornell University Lecture Tape Collection by Title
Now showing items 2-21 of 234
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A discussion with Claude Lanzmann about his films
(1995-04-27) -
A gathering of spirit: a reading of North American Indian womens' writing
(1983-11-11)Brant reads and discusses a selection of poetry written by Native American women. -
A Physicist blunders into architecture
(1977-10-27) -
A study of modern and postmodern architecture through architectural details
(1979-03-02)Koolhas discusses modernist and post-modernist ideas in architecture through study of a number of architectural details. -
A university physicist and the pentagon: consulting for the military in the 60's
(1987-10-28)Saltpeter describes his involvement in scietific consultation regarding government military projects. -
[Abbie Hoffman speaks at Cornell.]
(1981-12-07)This recording includes approximately 30 min. of a press conference given in conjunction with the lecture. Abbie Hoffman discusses the media, the government and his protest activites. -
Adrienne Rich reads her own poetry
(1982-05-05)Rich reads a collections of her poems which illustrate her feminist views on issues such as the Holocaust, racism and sexuality. -
Agricultural policy in the United States: political and economic dimensions
(1985-03-14)Robinson discusses American agricultural policy and its successful economic impact. Lowi discusses American politics' effect on agriculture through history, focusing on economic changes. -
[Alex Haley speaks at Cornell.]
(1990-02-20) -
Alice R. Friman reads her own poetry
(1983-02-17)Friman reads three poems which deal with different aspects of the life of King Midas, the man who was given the golden touch. -
All the world's a stage: an insider's perspective on Hill Street Blues
(1983-04-15)Marinaro talks of his career as a pro football player and as an actor, explaining the adjustment from athlete to actor. -
Alternative choices: solutions to modern man's problems
(1984-02-24)Ba-Yunus presents a personal assessment of the current state of Islam in the Middle East. -
America's third century: an agenda for reform
(1987-11-16)Hart discusses the importance of politics in everyone's lives and calls for a theme of excellence in the country's education, domestic spending, foreign policy and outlook for the future. -
An evening with two Mohawk poets
(1987-11-11)Two native American Indian poets read from their works. -
Annotations on ambiguity
(1987-11-13)Turner discusses her slides which show different aspects of interior design. -
Arab women and political struggles: the case of Palestinian women during the Intifadah
(1988-10-08)Rishmawi discusses the role of Palestinian women in the Intifadah. -
Architecture and its three geometries
(1988-11-04)Evans explains what he sees as the three phases of fragmentation in 20th century architecture: cubism and its application to architecture, function and the humanizing of architectural firm, and the decentering of the subject. -
Architecture between individualism and convention
(1984-11-02)Kleihues describes the current architectual designs being used in the renovation of inner-city Berlin. -
Architecture, memory, Holocaust: closing remarks
(1992-04-05)
