From Huxley to Frankl: Research Academics Pinpoint Their Novel Inspirations

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Knowledge@HEC

HEC Paris

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Grasp today’s economic, social and business issues with research and analysis brought to you by our HEC Paris Business School Professors. Widen your perspectives with recognized experts from different disciplines through a series of talks. Expanding knowledge, Enhancing responsibility: this is our engagement to our podcast listeners.

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From Huxley to Frankl: Research Academics Pinpoint Their Novel Inspirations

Knowledge@HEC

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2 months ago

From Huxley to Frankl: Research Academics Pinpoint Their Novel Inspirations

HEC academics Pauline Asmar, Matteo Winkler, Lisa Baudot and Olivier Sibony share with Breakthroughs the books which sustained or transformed their approach to research. For, as the 19th century Scottish philosopher Thomas Carlyle once said: "What we become depends on what we read after all of the professors have finished with us. The greatest university of all is a collection of books."

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