Upcoming events

In a recent paper, Bradley Armour-Garb (2022) outlines the debate between Graham Priest (2006, 2017) and Jc Beall (2017) concerning the existence of legal gluts -- i.e. of true contradictory laws or statutes. He argues that Priest's positive position is more plausible than Beall's negative one. In this paper, we offer some reasons to think otherwise.

Virgins, Devils and Witches: Jan Baptiste van Lamzweerde and ‘False Conceptions’ in European Medicine, 1600-1700

5 May 2023 1:00pm–2:00pm

in Studies in Religion Seminars

Guest Lecture: Dr Amy Way (Griffith) 'Colonising a deep Aboriginal past: The idea of human antiquity in Australia'

12 May 2023 12:00pm

in History Seminars

Progress Review: The Social Significance of Public Buildings: Informing Heritage Management - Nicholas Clarke

Progress Review: 'Problems of the Beyond – Exploring Holistic Thought Through Otto Rank and David Bohm' - Sara Ekenstierna

Progress Review: '‘Over-Indulgence’: Alcohol and Sexual Assault in 1950s to 1980s Australia' - Jasmine Henni

Interventions: Physical, Metaphysical, and Quantum - Guest Lecture Professor Alastair Wilson (Birmingham)

Progress Review: 'Frederick Manson Bailey, Queensland’s colonial botanist' - Janet Spillman

Milns Visiting Professor, Professor Josiah Osgood Guest Lecture: 'Women as Witnesses in Roman Criminal Trials'

Guest lecture: Dr Berris Charnley (UQ Law) 'Outside Science: Edward Swain's Dreams of a Forest-based Society in a Modern Australia'

Legal Gluts? - Guest Lecture Professor Jeremiah Joven Joaquin (De La Salle)

Virgins, Devils and Witches: Jan Baptiste van Lamzweerde and ‘False Conceptions’ in European Medicine, 1600-1700

Guest Lecture: Dr Amy Way (Griffith) 'Colonising a deep Aboriginal past: The idea of human antiquity in Australia'

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Friends of Antiquity Sunday Series: Prof. Josiah Osgood (Georgetown University, 2023 Milns Visiting Professor), ‘Political Rivalries in the Late Roman Republic’

Progress Review: 'The Reach of Place' - Mitch Gilligan

Progress Review: 'Radicalism in the rank-and-file shop committee and assembly movements in Australian trade unions from 1900-1990' - Joseph Stark

Progress Review: 'The Moral Revolution: custodianship as a way of life" - Paige Maguire

RD Milns Antiquities Museum event 'Pyanopsia: Festival of Apollo'

QFAAIA Sunday Series Dr. Kyriaki Psaraki (AAIA Visiting Archaeologist), ‘Two Films on Dr. Psaraki’s Excavations on Kythera, with QnA’

Ancient History Day (sponsored by the Friends of Antiquity), Theme: ‘Art and Politics in the Ancient World’

Ancient Piraeus: The fortified harbour and cornerstone of Athenian democracy, Dr Kyriaki Psaraki (Director of Excavations at Piraeus)

'Against Classical Paraconsistent Metatheory' - Guest Lecture Dr Patrick Girard (Auckland)

Progress Review: 'The Penitent Parade: Ghosts in Groups as Messengers from the Afterlife in the Medieval Latin West' - Christopher White

Progress Review: 'Between The Straight Mind and The Lesbian Body: Monique Wittig and Derridean Dissemination' - Josh Szymanski

Progress Review: ‘The Aims and Methods of the Foundation for Imperium Research Project’ - Rory McLennan

Progress Review: ‘Natural Disasters in Hesiod’s Typhonomachy’ - Louise Fuller

Guest Lecture Professor David Makinson- 'Hamilton’s particles: an exercise in third-order logic'

Progress Review: 'Accused Rapists in Queensland, 1945-1955' - Bridget Andresen

'Why Infinitary Logic is Genuinely Logical' Guest Lecture Professor Alexander Paseau (Oxford)

Progress Review Seminar 'The cultural memory of Russian and Ukrainian diaspora in Australia' - Kristian Ireland

Progress Review Seminar: ' Val Plumwood’s Wisdom of Love (of the Land): Rethinking philosophy as love-centred' - Codie Condos Distratis

Progress Review Seminar: 'Buddhist Nationalism in Sri Lanka: Engagement with the Global' - Neal Apel

Progress Review Seminar: 'The IDW and the Epistemic Problem of Unqualified Freedom of Speech' - Russell Varley

Progress Review Seminar "A Study on Jñāna in the Sāmkhya Textual Tradition"

Alleged Epistemological Consequences of Godel's First Incompleteness Theorem - Guest Lecture Professor Graham Oppy (Monash)

R.D. Milns Annual Memorial Lecture - Professor Emerita Elizabeth Minchin (Australian National University)

School Research Seminar, Research Celebration, and End of Semester Drinks

HPI School Research Seminar, HDR Poster Competition and End of Year Celebration

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