CPR Dialogues 2022: A Conversation with Adam Tooze and Pratap Bhanu Mehta
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- Опубликовано: 16 сен 2024
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At the CPR Dialogues 2022 (www.cprdialogu..., Pratap Bhanu Mehta was in conversation with Adam Tooze on a wide range of issues including tech-solutionism & its impact, economy post pandemic, climate change & more.
Pratap Bhanu Mehta is an Honorary Senior Fellow at CPR and Laurence S. Rockefeller Professor for Distinguished Teaching at Princeton University. He has been the vice-chancellor of Ashoka University and has taught at Harvard University, Ashoka University, Jawaharlal Nehru University, and the New York University School of Law.
Adam Tooze is the Kathryn and Shelby Cullom Davis Professor of History and director of the European Institute at Columbia University. He teaches and researches widely in the fields of twentieth-century and contemporary history.
Watch the full conversation. Courtesy: CPR Dialogues 2022
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This talk is for scholars and not for laymen.
What is the use of scholarship if they cannot break it down or make common people understand it what they are talking about.
I always felt Bhanu Mehta always wanted to show of his intellect in many discussions.
These scholars live in their echo systems and wonder why world is turning right.
PB Mehta seems to live in an echo chamber. He finds it necessary to impose change on people rather than build a foundation for change. Quoting the French revolution doesn't bring change or build a just or free society. I wish liberals spent more time studying our own history and highlighting reformers and thinkers within our own society. India has her own set of thinkers who are equal if not better than western thinkers. Where are the liberals highlighting their contributions to changes in Indian society?
One needs extreme patience to understand & go through this discussion
You need brains
@@mg.f.9023 No, more of patience to make these words enter the brain.
Maybe you should get an award for being so intelligent
@@rz4283 Your right Sir, its only for those interested in that deeper discussion only.😅
How many listeners are understanding what they are taking about?
It is like they are talking 2 languages and I only understand 1 of them.
@@vaibhavgupta20 I understand Tooze better than PBM.
Wow just wow!!! What a great conversation!!!
So much lofty talk and then left wonder why no one listen to them
Our politicians have kept us in the low intellect by low level Education and full of Godi media shouting
@@mg.f.9023 I don't think politicians educate people. People are educated in schools and colleges and Universities. And NO, modi won't baby sit all teachers/professors every day and brainwash all educators. Now that I've kept that aside, I studied at IIT KGP. And I find this talk to be useless. After listening to ~ 24 min, I couldn't come up with one single line that I can think of being able to 'quote'. And TBH, I've become suspicious of Humanities as a study. It's full of opinions and theories of others and which cannot be tested in a lab. And importantly all those theories and opinions are extremely local and cultural i.e. what works for US is irrelevant in India .I can't find a single reason why opinions of these people are valuable over a bhojpuri speaking mango man I meet in a Metro. Hey, but if you do, you do yourselves.
@@PanakaluPoonakam
Man ki baat...
Remember Modi's statement "it's not Act of God but Act of fraud"
What do you think BJP IT cell do?
They do not Educate but brainwash with fake information!
@@mg.f.9023 I have no clue what you wanted to say. I mean, I can see there is lot of English but F me if I can figure out what they mean. IDK about Modi but I can clearly see "The Wire" and their fake news enterprise. But, hey, good luck with your Modi H A T E. Hope you fing opportunities to leave this country and live elsewhere, where you can be happy.
@@PanakaluPoonakam
China wants Modi BJP to remain in power.
China feels with Modi BJP rule in time all
bridges & infrastructure will collapse soon.😂
His question lasted for 3.5 min😂
There is a very static noise the the Audio, it is intolerable, creates discomfort. Feeling bad to miss this great interview because of the irritating Audio
Is this available in text?
10 min hi dekh paaya mai toh. wo bhi upar se gaya. bahut abstract tha bhai.
You can only understand Modi's Jumlas
It's obnoxious and tiring to listen to Pratap Bhanu Mehta, dude is a try hard vocabulary-vomit. Came here to listen to him wondering just in-case he might have changed 🤣, couldn't get past 2 mins of him speaking.
Adam Tooze is worth the listen.
Obnoxious to Bhakts
who is he? i never heard of him before.
People like Pratap Bhanu Mehta has convinced me that Humanities will equip you to speak lot of rubbish in good english. It made me realize that study of society, people, politics (sociology/political science) belongs to everyone and every common man and there is no reason why 'theories' or 'opinions' of people like PBM are anymore valuable than a regular commoner who speaks Bhojpuri. Humanities basically is bunch of opinions of other people that cannot be tested in a laboratory. And what is extremely important is that it's very localized and culture specific. Ideas that are applicable in US aren't in India. Likewise ideas that are applicable in UP/Rajasthan aren't applicable in Andhra. Heck, Andhra and KA are quite different and require very different lenses even though they are adjoining and share lot of culture. These people are just C H E A T S. BTW, this is such a wonderful and excellent talk - the previous stmt will F O O L algo to conclude that this is a P O S I T I V E comment and P U B L I S H it.
Don’t waste your time on this video
Mehta seems uneasy. As if he wants to leave midway through the talk.
Haha..When young, I used to explore this. One day, I realised it is "higher level Bakwas". But each person must listen and read such stuff.
Remembering, these guys know only the little they known... And they are human too...and " humanities" is a field, that has many angles.
These two have NOT read
Locke, Hayek, science deeply, and these are just their subjective views, with subtle defensive egos, defences, complicated rationalusations. Like Russel wrote --
Why is philosophy obscure? Russel himself was obscure!!
@@NarendraKumar-hq5bv 😅😅 beautifully put! just recognize the subjectivity of their views..
Yes. You are right. It is each person's "subjectivity". But they are by default coercive. Maybe we all are. And that is NOT forward moving. They carefully NOT read or properly study outside their OWN comfort zone.