"Thesis" is an podcast that delves into the minds of academic researchers as they discuss their groundbreaking papers. This captivating show brings you the latest insights from diverse fields, covering topics ranging from social sciences to technology and beyond. Each episode takes you on an intellectual journey as experts share the how the insights drawn from their research and how their cutting-edge ideas can help you understand the world a little better. Whether you're a curious mind or a fellow researcher, "Thesis" is your passport to the forefront of academic exploration.
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"Thesis" is an podcast that delves into the minds of academic researchers as they discuss their groundbreaking papers. This captivating show brings you the latest insights from diverse fields, covering topics ranging from social sciences to technology and beyond. Each episode takes you on an intellectual journey as experts share the how the insights drawn from their research and how their cutting-edge ideas can help you understand the world a little better. Whether you're a curious mind or a fellow researcher, "Thesis" is your passport to the forefront of academic exploration.
One of the hopes I have for this show is to uncover the connections between seemingly unrelated aspects of our society and how these affect our daily life at scale. My guest this episode is Phil Lord, professor or law at McGill. Together we are going to examine two different types of story telling formats, known as the didactic and non didactic, and how these differing methods may affect how child assimilates meaning.
Don’t worry if these terms sound confusing we will go into detail about what they mean in this show. But importantly we will examine how these opposing forms of story telling might affect a child's propensity, once adult, to adhere or not to different laws.
Thesis
"Thesis" is an podcast that delves into the minds of academic researchers as they discuss their groundbreaking papers. This captivating show brings you the latest insights from diverse fields, covering topics ranging from social sciences to technology and beyond. Each episode takes you on an intellectual journey as experts share the how the insights drawn from their research and how their cutting-edge ideas can help you understand the world a little better. Whether you're a curious mind or a fellow researcher, "Thesis" is your passport to the forefront of academic exploration.