Public Lectures
Steven Pinker is represented by the David Lavin Agency, Ltd.
May 28, 2010. Psi Chi Honorary Lecture, Association for Psychological Science, Boston, 4PM.
May 8, 2010. Harvey Preisler Memorial Lecture, New York, 9AM.
April 22, 2010. Midland College, Midland, Texas, 7:30PM.
April 18, 2010. George A. Miller Prize Lecture, Cognitive Neuroscience Society, Montreal, 3PM.
March 10, 2010. Mind-Body Problems: A conversation about Science, Fiction, and God (with Rebecca Goldstein). London School of Economics.
March 9, 2010. A conversation about Fiction, Philosophy, and Arguments for the Existence of God (with Rebecca Goldstein). Centre for Life, Newcastle, England.
March 8, 2010. A conversation about Fiction, Philosophy, and Arguments for the Existence of God (with Rebecca Goldstein), Glasgow Book Festival, Scotland.
March 7, 2010. A conversation about Fiction, Philosophy, and Arguments for the Existence of God (with Rebecca Goldstein). Words By the Water Festival, Keswick, England.
March 6, 2010. A conversation about Fiction, Philosophy, and Arguments for the Existence of God (with Rebecca Goldstein), London Jewish Book Week, time & place TBA.
Feb. 17, 2010. "Mind-Body Problems: Science, Fiction, and God" A conversation with Rebecca Goldstein, PEN New England, Thompson Room, Barker Center for Humanities, Harvard University,
Feb 11, 2010. Harvard Thinks Big, Sanders Theater, Harvard University.
Feb 19, 2010. Dialogue with Stanford Prof. William Hurlbut on religion and science, Veritas Forum, MIT.
Feb. 18, 2010. Symposium on freedom of speech and the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, Ford Hall Forum, Suffolk University, Walsh Theater, 6:30 PM.
Streaming video of "The Stuff of Thought: Language as a Window into Human Nature"
Streaming video of "The Cognitive Revolution at Fifty Plus or Minus One: A Conversation with Jerome Bruner, Susan Carey, Noam Chomsky, and George Miller, introduced by Steven Pinker" Click here for the graphics, captions, and inauguration photos of an exhibit in William James Hall at Harvard on the cognitive revolution.
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