Philosophies of Difference Online Seminar Series

Philosophies of Difference Online Seminar Series

The non/fictionLab is thrilled to announce that Philosophies of Difference is convening a new seminar series on vital topics in the theoretical humanities in October and November.

Philosophies of Difference Seminar Series
Tuesdays 1pm - 2:30pm AEDT on Microsoft Teams


19 October
Please note, Helen Ngo 's (Deakin) seminar on 19 October has been CANCELLED due to unforeseen circumstances.


26 October
Ryan Gustafsson (Melbourne)
On 'Blending in': On transracial adoptee experiences in Korea


*** Break due to Melbourne Cup Day holiday on 2 November ***  


9 November
Matt Chrulew (Curtin)
Animalities: An Essay on the Status of the Animal Question

16 November
Annu Dahiya (Durham Arts and Humanities Night School)
The Conditions of Emergence: Primordial Wombs, Feminist Philosophy, and the Origins of Life

23 November
Rebecca Hill (RMIT)
The Invisible Breath: Reading Bergson with Neidjie


All are welcome.

Register for these seminars here. Once you have registered you will receive an email with the event link.

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