British Academy: The UK's National Academy for the Humanities and Social Sciences
Master-Mind Lectures
A bequest from Miss Henriette Hertz (d. 1913) established a fund that was intended both to support three lecture series, and more generally to enable the Academy to support scholarly research and publication. The Master-Mind Lectures were one of the lecture series. Each lecture is intended to be an appreciation of an individual of 'genius', connected with any of the disciplines of the Academy. The lecture was first delivered in 1916.
MASTER-MIND LECTURES (2002 onwards)
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2006 Condorcet and the Meaning of Enlightenment, by Lorraine Daston
2005 Einstein, by John Stachel
2004 Montaigne, by Terence Cave
2002 Freud? by Adam Phillips