Conferencias Terry

Las Conferencias Terry (Terry Lectures), o Conferencias Dwight H. Terry, se iniciaron en la Universidad de Yale en 1905 por una donación de Dwight H. Terry de Bridgeport, Connecticut. Su propósito es involucrar tanto a estudiosos como al público en una consideración de la religión desde un punto de vista humanista, a la luz de la ciencia y de la filosofía moderna. El tema ha sido históricamente similar a la de las Gifford Lectures en Escocia, y varios profesores han participado en ambas series.

Profesor	Año	Tema
Thomas E. Lovejoy	2018	The World of the Born and the World of the Made: A New Vision of Our Emerald Planet
Judith Farquhar	2017	Reality, Reason, and Action In and Beyond Chinese Medicine
Kwame Anthony Appiah	2016-17	The Anatomy of Religion
Janet Browne	2015	Becoming Darwin: History, Memory, and Biography
Wendy Doniger	2014	The Manipulation of Religion by the Sciences of Politics and Pleasure in Ancient India
Philip Kitcher	2013	Secular Humanism
Keith S. Thomson	2012	Jefferson and Darwin: Science and Religion in Troubled Times
Joel R. Primack y Nancy Ellen Abrams	2010	Cosmic Society: The New Universe and the Human Future
Marilynne Robinson	2009	Absence of Mind: The Dispelling of Inwardness from the Modern Myth of the Self[1][2][3][4]
Donald S. Lopez	2008	The Scientific Buddha: Past, Present, Future[5][6]
Terry Eagleton	2008	Faith and Fundamentalism: Is Belief in Richard Dawkins Necessary for Salvation?[7][8][9][10]
Ahmad Dallal	2007	Islam, Science, and the Challenge of History[11][12][13][14]
Barbara Herrnstein Smith	2006	Natural Reflections: Human Cognition at the Nexus of Science and Religion[15][16]
Robert Wuthnow	2006	No Contradictions Here: Science, Religion, and the Culture of All Reasonable Possibilities[17][18][19]
Lawrence M. Krauss	2006	Religion vs. Science? From the White House to Classroom
Alvin Plantinga	2006	Science and Religion: Why Does the Debate Continue?
Kenneth R. Miller	2006	Darwin, God, and Dover: What the Collapse of 'Intelligent Design' Means for Science and for Faith in America
Ronald L. Numbers	2006	Aggressors, Victims, and Peacemakers: Historical Actors in the Drama of Science and Religion
David Sloan Wilson	2004	Evolution for Everyone[20][21][22][23]
Mary Douglas	2003	Writing in Circles: Ring Composition as a Creative Stimulus[24][25]
H. C. Erik Midelfort	2003	Exorcism and Enlightenment: Johann Joseph Gassner and the Demons of 18th-Century Germany[26][27][28]
Francisco J. Ayala	2001	From Biology to Ethics: An Evolutionist's View of Human Nature[29][30]
Peter Singer	2000	One World: The Ethics and Politics of Globalization[31][32][33][34][35]
Bas C. Van Fraassen	1999	The Empirical Stance[36][37][38][39][40][41][42]
David Hartman	1998	Struggling for the Soul of Israel: A Jewish Response to History[43][44][45][46][47]
John Polkinghorne	1996-97	Belief in God in an Age of Science[48][49][50][51][52]
Walter J. Gehring	1993-94	Genetic Control of Development[53]
Joshua Lederberg	1988-89	Science and Modern Life
Eric R. Kandel	1986-87	Cell and Molecular Biological Explorations of Learning and Memory
Stephen Jay Gould	1985-86	Darwin and Dr. Doolittle: ‘Just History’ as the Wellspring of Nature’s Order
Hans Jonas	1979-80	Technology and Ethics
Adin Steinsaltz	1978-79
Hans Kung	1977-78	Freud and the Problem of God[54][55][56]
Philip Rieff	1976-77
David Baken	1975-76	And They Took Themselves Wives: Male Female Relations in the Bible
Theodore M. Hesburgh	1973-74	The Humane Imperative: A Challenge for the Year 2000
James Hillman	1971-72	Re-Visioning Pychology[57][58]
Albert J. Reiss, Jr.	1968-69	Civility and the Moral Order
Clifford Geertz	1967-68	In Search of Islam: Religious Change in Indonesia
Loren Eiseley	1966-67
James Munro Cameron	1964-65	Images of Authority: A Consideration of the Concept of Regnum and Sacerdotium[59]
Walter Jackson Ong	1963-64	The Presence of the Word: Some Prolegomena for Cultural and Religious History
Michael Polanyi	1962-63	Man and Thought: A Symbiosis
Norbert Wiener	1961-62	The Philosopher Before Symbols
Paul Ricoeur	1961-62	Freud and Philosophy: An Essay on Interpretation[60][61]
Hermann Doerries	1958-59	Constantine and Religious Liberty[62][63][64][65]
Margaret Mead	1957-58	Continuities in Cultural Evolution
Errol Eustace Harris	1956-57	The Idea of God in Modern Thought
Rebecca West	1955-56	The Court and the Castle: Some Treatments of a Recurrent Theme
Pieter Geyl	1954-55	Use and Abuse of History[66][67][68]
Gordon Willard Allport	1953-54	Becoming: Basic Considerations for a Psychology of Personality[69][70][71]
Jerome Clarke Hunsaker	1951-52	Aeronautics at the Mid-Century
Paul Johannes Tillich	1950-51	The Courage to Be[72]
Erich Fromm	1949-50	Psychoanalysis and Religion[73][74]
George Gaylord Simpson	1948-49	The Meaning of Evolution[75][76][77]
Alexander Stewart Ferguson	1947-48
Charles Hartshorne	1946-47	The Divine Relativity: A Social Conception of God[78][79]
Henri Frankfort	1946-47
James Bryant Conant	1945-46	On Understanding Science[80][81]
Julius Seelye Bixler	1944-45	Conversations with an Unrepentant Liberal[82]
George Washington Corner	1943-44	Ourselves Unborn: An Embryologist’s Essay on Man[83]
Jacques Maritain	1942-43	Education at the Crossroads[84][85][86][87]
Alexander Dunlop Lindsay	1942-43	Religion, Science, and Society in the Modern World
Reinhold Niebuhr	1941-42
Alan Gregg	1940-41	The Furtherance of Medical Research
Henry Ernest Sigerist	1939-40	Medicine and Human Welfare[88]
Peter Henry Buck	1938-39	Anthropology and Religion
Carl Gustav Jung	1937-38	Psychology and Religion[89]
Joseph Barcroft	1936-37	The Brain and Its Environment
John Macmurray	1935-36	The Structure of Religious Experience
Joseph Needham	1934-35	Order and Life
John Dewey	1933-34	A Common Faith[90][91]
Herbert Spencer Jennings	1932-33	The Universe and Life
Arthur Holly Compton	1931-32	The Freedom of Man
Hermann Weyl	1930-31	The Open World
William Pepperell Montague	1929-30	Belief Unbound: A Promethean Religion for the Modern World[92][93][94][95]
James Young Simpson	1928-29	Nature: Cosmic, Human, and Divine
William Brown	1927-28	Science and Personality
Robert Andrews Millikan	1926-27	Evolution in Science and Religion
William Ernest Hocking	1925-26	The Self: Its Body and Freedom
Henry Norris Russell	1924-25	Fate and Freedom
John Arthur Thomson	1923-24	Concerning Evolution