Sentence examples for lectures in the history from inspiring English sources

It's a neat analogy from a man who lectures in the history of cuisine at a São Paulo university.

Established in their memory by Marie Stewart for lectures in the history of Christianity and other world religions.

Mr. Rorty, the neo-pragmatist philosopher who teaches at the University of Virginia, offers an answer in "Achieving Our Country," which is based on the William E. Massey Sr .Lectures in the History of American Civilization he delivered last year at Harvard University.

The William E. Massey, Sr., Lectures in American Studies (formerly the William E. Massey, Sr., Lectures in the History of American Civilization) at Harvard University have been endowed by an anonymous donor to honor Mr. Massey, the Virginia businessman and philanthropist.

The Isidore I. Benrubi Lecture in the History and Ethics of Public Health is an annual lecture featuring a leader in the field of public health and ethics.

After graduating, Jason held a position as the Executive Director of Berkeley's Peder Sather Center for Advanced Study, and also lectured in the history department.

Professor Gordin teaches lecture courses in the history of modern science from 1700 to 1970 (History 292) and the history of contemporary science from 1970 to the present (History 391).

The South African Council for Scientific Development sponsored his lectures in Capetown, Durban, and Johannesburg in the summer of 1997, and Duke University invited him to give the Benenson Lectures in Art History in the spring of 2000.

In his Lectures on the History of Philosophy, in the chapter on Alexandrian Philosophy, Hegel said that "in Proclus we have the culminating point of the Neo-Platonic philosophy; this method in philosophy is carried into later times, continuing even through the whole of the Middle Ages.

Only from 1874 could he divide his time evenly between his university lectures in history and art history.

Can one believe in evolution and God? Doctor William Tooke, in his lectures on the history and systems of psychology at SUNY Plattsburgh once stated: "one cannot believe in evolution while maintaining belief in a literal translation of the Bible".