Seminar Series

The School of Philosophy Seminar Series provides a forum for engaging research, lively discussion, and intellectual exchange across a diverse range of philosophical topics. Whether you're a student, academic, or member of the wider community, these seminars offer an opportunity to deepen your understanding, challenge assumptions, and connect with contemporary philosophical thought.

All sessions will all take place at 3:30-5pm AEST:

August 11
Michael Fagenblatt, "Heidegger on Herder: Between "Herderism" and the Spirit of Hebrew Poetry"

August 25
Adam Knowles?, "Useful for the Purposes of Fascism? Philosophy under National Socialism"

September 8
Matthew Sharpe, "Francis Bacon and the veil of Isis: Between Promethean and Orphic approaches to nature"

September 22
Jodie McNeilly, "Constituting Religious Belief in Experiencing Faith. A Husserlian Contribution to Revelation"

October 6
Mark Alfano and Melina Tsapos, "Political kayfabe, affect, and epistemic vice"

October 20
Caleb Perl, "A grace-first picture of why God allows horrendous evils"

November 2
Nick Trakakis

November 17
Garth Green, “Aporetics”

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