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WFMU - 'The Ancestor's Tale' Interview
Richard Dawkins - 09 May 2006 0 Comments
From wfmu.org Origianally posted December 20, 2004. WFMU interviews Richard Dawkins about his book "The Ancestor's Tale."
WHYY Radio Times - A Devil's Chaplain Interview
Richard Dawkins - 09 May 2006 0 Comments
From whyy.org Originally posted November 24, 2003 WHYY Radio Times interviews Richard Dawkins about his book "A Devil's Chaplain."
Interview at PBS with Bill Moyers
Richard Dawkins - PBS - 09 May 2006 0 Comments
From pbs.org Aired: December 3, 2004 Richard Dawkins is one of the most controversial thinkers in the world today. His book THE SELFISH GENE describes in stunning detail a world where the...
What do you believe to be true but cannot prove?
Richard Dawkins - BBC - 09 May 2006 0 Comments
From Edge.org Aired: Sunday, January 9. 2005 0900-1000 What do you believe to be true but cannot prove? And what kind of problem does that pose to Scientists? Professor Richard Dawkins...
BBC - 09 May 2006 0 Comments
From BBC.co.uk Origianally posted May 5, 2004 A returning series of programmes in which Joan Bakewell talks to artists and other public figures about what they believe and why. In a society...
Richard Dawkins - BBC 4 Front Row - 09 May 2006 0 Comments
From BBC Radio 4 Front Row Originally posted July 14, 2003 SUMMER READS: RICHARD DAWKINS Today we also begin a weekly series of Summer Reads, where Front Row asks well-known figures from the...
Radio Interview (A Devil's Chaplain, Atheism)
Richard Dawkins - 09 May 2006 0 Comments
From BBC.co.uk Richard Dawkins is interviewed about Atheism and his book "A Devil's Chaplain" on BBC Northern Ireland, March 16, 2003.
Richard Dawkins - 09 May 2006 1 Comments
From heingartner.com Oxford Professor Richard Dawkins is a bright. We've heard this word before as an adjective, but this new use as a noun is an attempt to rid atheism of its negative...
Richard Dawkins - 04 May 2006 33 Comments
Der Digitale Planet (lecture) featuring Douglas Adams, Richard Dawkins, Daniel Dennett, Jared Diamond and Steven Pinker. (Introduction is in german, first minutes only) Dawkins speaks about...
Richard Dawkins, Susan Blackmore, Robert Wright - 04 May 2006 4 Comments
From NPR.org Talk of the Nation, May 20, 1999 ? GUESTS: SUSAN BLACKMORE Author, The Meme Machine (Oxford University Press, 1999) Senior Lecturer in Psychology, University of the West of England,...
The links between science and literature
Rattlebag - 04 May 2006 3 Comments
Richard Dawkins outlines the relationship between science and literature. Continuing our coverage of science week Richard Dawkins is one of the most influential names in science writing today....
The New Yorker Festival - Disciple of Darwin
Richard Dawkins - 03 May 2006 0 Comments
Download the entire event at audible.com Richard Dawkins answers questions about the nature of life's purpose in a material reality, the religious differences between America and the rest of...
Richard Dawkins - 03 May 2006 1 Comments
From LeonardoDicaprio.com Richard Dawkins speaks for the Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund about Speciesism and motivations for preserving life on our planet.
Richard Dawkins - 03 May 2006 0 Comments
Richard Dawkins is interviewed on "Ideas and Issues" by host Hugh LaFollette on WETS-FM.
Can an atheist be a fundamentalist?
AC Grayling - The Guardian - 02 May 2006 1 Comments
From guardian.co.uk Are there people who believe only somewhat that there are no supernatural entities in the universe - or only part of a god? It is time to put to rest the mistakes and...
Evolutionary Strategies in Engineering
Richard Dawkins - 13 April 2006 1 Comments
From YouTube.com Richard Dawkins discusses how ideas borrowed from biological evolution may be used to arrive at optimal adaptive solutions in engineering. Explains of how cumulative Darwinian...
Science, Delusion and the Appetite for Wonder
Richard Dawkins - rd.net - 10 April 2006 6 Comments
You could give Aristotle a tutorial. And you could thrill him to the core of his being. Aristotle was an encyclopedic polymath, an all time intellect. Yet not only can you know more than him about...
Richard Dawkins - www.richarddawkins.net - 10 April 2006 192 Comments
The argument, like a good recipe, needs to be built up gradually, with the ingredients mustered in advance. First, the apparently oxymoronic title. In a society where the majority of theists are at...
Richard Dawkins - 10 April 2006 2 Comments
The boy lay prone in the grass, his chin resting on his hands. He suddenly found himself overwhelmed by a heightened awareness of the tangled stems and roots, a forest in a microcosm, a...
Richard Dawkins - 10 April 2006 17 Comments
Imagine, sang John Lennon, a world with no religion. Imagine no suicide bombers, no 9/11, no 7/7, no Crusades, no witch-hunts, no Gunpowder Plot, no Kashmir dispute, no Indo/Pakistan partition, no...
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