School of Historical and Philosophical Inquiry

Upcoming events

Progress Review: Peace and Public Discourse in Classical Athens: Evidence from the Ekklēsia - Gordon Chadwick

4 August 2023 4:00pm
 
in Classics and Ancient History Seminars

Hellenistic Goddesses, Warrior Queens, & Confident Prophetesses: Lifting Up What Was & Asking What's Next - Dr. Ashley Bacchi (UC Berkeley)

3 August 2023 5:00pm
 
in Classics and Ancient History Seminars

Progress Review - Investigation into the socio-cultural and/or religious influences on Young Earth Creationism in Queensland in the 1970s and early 1980s - Richard Leo

28 July 2023 2:00pm–3:00pm
 

Artificial Intelligence and Epistemic Trespassing - Dr Marinus Ferreira (Macquarie)

28 July 2023 2:00pm
 
in Philosophy Seminars

Re-Membering the Male: Penis Wounds, Masculinity and Civilian Reintegration after the First World War - Dr Alexia Moncrieff (Leeds)

28 July 2023 12:00pm
 
in History Seminars

PHYSICS COLLOQUIUM: Philosophy of quantum theory: Why all the options are puzzling - Associate Professor Simon Friederich (Groningen)

28 July 2023 11:00am
 
in Philosophy Seminars

Production technologies and the multisensory worship experience - Progress Review, Jerrold Cuperus

21 July 2023 2:00pm
 
in Religious Studies Seminars

Mental Health as Rationality - Guest Lecture Professor Simon Keller

30 June 2023 3:30pm–5:00pm
 
in Philosophy Seminars

Solidarity: A core humanitarian virtue? - Progress Review - Jonathan Edwards

22 June 2023 11:00am
 
in Philosophy Seminars

A trust-based solution to the problems of data capitalism - Progress Review, Oliver Lane-Porter

9 June 2023 2:00pm
 
in Philosophy Seminars

'Indigenous Perspectives' HPI Research Seminar and Celebration

2 June 2023 1:30pm
 
in 'Indigenous Perspectives' HPI Research Seminar and Celebration

TBA - Guest Lecture Professor Alex Miller (Otago)

20 May 2023 2:00pm
 
in Philosophy Seminars

Empathy and the Arena: Looking for (and with) Empathy in early Imperial Rome

19 May 2023 5:15pm–7:30pm
 
in Watch: 2023 Historical and Philosophical Inquiry Annual Lecture

Progress Review: ‘Casting Cleopatra in the Shadow of the Vamp’ - Tyla Cascaes

19 May 2023 4:00pm
 
in Classics and Ancient History Seminars

Can there be a Positivist Psychiatry? - Guest Lecture Dr Jock McClaren

19 May 2023 2:00pm
 
in Philosophy Seminars

Progress Review: ‘What’s in a Name? Tracking the Development of the Senaculum’ - Josephine Carroll-Walden

12 May 2023 4:30pm
 
in Classics and Ancient History Seminars

Progress Review: ‘Reception of the City of Halicarnassus’ - Matthew Pearce

12 May 2023 4:00pm
 
in Classics and Ancient History Seminars

'Algorithmic Randomness and Lévy's Upward Theorem' Guest Lecture Associate Professor Sean Walsh (UCLA)

12 May 2023 2:00pm
 
in Philosophy Seminars

RD Milns Antiquities Museum Event 'Masterclass: Wondrous Machines'

9 May 2023 11:00am
 
in RD Milns Antiquities Museum Events

Reproductive Coercion: Histories, Terms, and Intimate Partner Violence - Dr Cassandra Byrnes

8 May 2023 10:00am–11:30am
 
in UQ HASS Sexual Gendered Violence Group Seminar Series

Progress Review: 'The Loss and Return of the Dolls in Elena Ferrante’s Neapolitan Quartet' - Talia Fell

5 May 2023 2:00pm
 
in Philosophy Seminars

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

5 May 2023 1:00pm–2:00pm
 
in Religious Studies Seminars

Progress Review: 'Archaic Athens at War: The Evidentiary Issues' - Mischa Piekosz

21 April 2023 4:00pm
 
in Classics and Ancient History Seminars

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

21 April 2023 2:00pm
 
in Philosophy Seminars
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.

Guest Lecture: Mr Josh Szymanski 'Sex/gender In/distinction: Thinking Categorical Matrices with Wittig, Butler, and Gatens'

14 April 2023 2:00pm
 
in Philosophy Seminars

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