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Using more-than-human theories to understand human-nature relationships
Old Arts 107 (Macmahon Ball Theatre) University of Melbourne, ParkvilleNote change of day Cecily Maller, RMIT University Dr Cecily Maller is an Associate Professor at RMIT University’s School of Global, Urban and Social Studies in Melbourne. As co-leader of …
Protecting moral integrity or re-claiming moral authority? Understanding the practice of conscientious objection in the context of liberal law reform in Victoria
Old Arts 107 (Macmahon Ball Theatre) University of Melbourne, ParkvilleLouise Keogh, Centre for Health Equity, Melbourne School of Population and Global Health In Victoria, laws related to contentious procedures performed by doctors (like abortion and assisted dying) have been …
Distributed selves: Memory, narrative and artifacts
Old Arts 107 (Macmahon Ball Theatre) University of Melbourne, ParkvilleNote change of time Richard Heersmink, La Trobe University In this talk, I outline various ways in which artifacts are interwoven with autobiographical memory systems and conceptualize what this implies …
The Physicist as Philosopher: Philosophical Ambitions in Cultural Context
Old Arts 107 (Macmahon Ball Theatre) University of Melbourne, ParkvilleKristian Camilleri, HPS, University of Melbourne Kristian Camilleri is a Senior Lecturer in History and Philosophy of Science program in the School of Historical and Philosophical Studies at the University …
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Matthew Kearnes, Environment and Society group, School of Humanities and Languages, UNSW Matthew Kearne’s research is situated between the fields of Science and Technology Studies (STS), social and cultural geography …
Whose dollars count? A feminist epistemological analysis of academic finance
Old Arts 107 (Macmahon Ball Theatre) University of Melbourne, Parkville12 noon Wednesday 20 May, Old Arts 107 (Macmahon Ball Theatre) Cordelia Fine, HPS, University of Melbourne
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