“By creating we think, by living we learn” Patrick Geddes
Unless otherwise indicated, each lecture will be held on Wednesdays from 4.00 to 6.00pm, in Dalhousie, room 2F15 (Building 14 on the Main Campus Map).
| Date | Speaker and Title |
|---|---|
| Jan 27 | Andrew Benjamin (University of Melbourne) Colouring Philosophy: Appel, Lyotard and Art's Work |
| Feb 3 | Jami
Weinstein (University of Utrecht, Holland) Refiguring Gender: The Move to Transgenre and Becoming Imperceptible |
| Feb 10 | Rachel Jones (University of Dundee) Kant, Irigaray and Earthquakes: Adventures in the Abyss |
| Feb 17 | Margret
Grebowicz (Goucher College, USA) The Ecstasy of Community: Internet Pornography and the Foreclosure of the Political Field |
| FEB 24 | The Royal Institute
of Philosophy Philosophy and Religion Claudia Baracchi (University of Milan, Italy) Beyond Polital Alliance and Quest for Survival: Aristotle on Friendship |
| March 3 | Philip Ebert (University of Stirling, UK) Closure of Knowledge |
| March 10 | Stephen Gaukroger
(University of Aberdeen, UK) The Enlightenment Historicisation of Philosophy and Religion: Fontanelle, d'Alembert and Hume |
| March 17 | The Royal Institute of Philosophy Philosophy and Religion Martin Saar (University of Frankfurt, Germany) The Power of Democracy: Spinoza on Institutions, Unrest and Collective Action |
| March 24 | The Royal Institute
of Philosophy Philosophy and Religion Pamela Anderson (University of Oxford, UK) On Loss of Confidence: Doubt in the Power to Act and Suffer |
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