Philosophies of Difference Seminar Series 2022

Philosophies of Difference Seminar Series 2022

The Non/fiction Lab at RMIT is thrilled to announce that Philosophies of Difference is convening a new seminar series in November 2022.

 

November POD Seminars Thursdays (AEDT) from 1 - 2:30pm

 

Online Seminars

  • 3 November 2022
    M.D. Murtagh (Emory): An Onto-Ethics of Transsexual Difference

  • 10 November 2022
    Laura Roberts (Flinders): Toward a Feminist Political Philosophy of the City
     

Hybrid Seminars at RMIT City Campus and Online

  • 17 November 2022
    Helen Ngo (Deakin): When Language is Not a Home: Diasporic Bilingualism and Dwelling In-between

  • 24 November 2022
    Claire Colebrook (Penn State): End of the Archive, End of the World 
     

 

Venue and Registration Links

Online Seminars will be hosted on Microsoft Teams. Register to attend online here.

The in-person seminars will be held at RMIT City Campus Building 80 Level 10 Room 17. Register to attend in-person here.

 

All are welcome

04 October 2022

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04 October 2022

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