Robert Rowland Smith
Robert Rowland Smith was for 7 years a Prize Fellow at Oxford and is a consultant, leqturer and writer on philosophy, literature and psychoanalysis. For years, he had a column in the Sunday Times on moral dilemmas and he contributes regularly to BBC TV and radio.
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I enjoyed it very much. The presenter did a wonderful job getting us all involved, which helped all of us pay attention and made it easier/more comfortable to get involved.
Great facilitator, good examples, perfect amount of interactivity. Thanks!
Excellent. Useful information presented in a clear, engaging way, both in slides and verbal presentation. Very inspiring to see someone who is expert on this subject, being able to present it in an easy, engaging and down to earth way.
Very "enjoyable", informative and eye-opening session, the hour flew past. I really liked that the speaker not only interacted with the audience but also reacted to facial expressions and gestures. This is not common in today's world of "online sessions".
I really enjoyed Robert's presentation. It was an interactive and fun way to learn something new.
How to stitch together multiple, complex topics into one story with a thread running through it. Robert is a superb speaker who naturally adapts to his audience!
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