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Upcoming events

    Health Ethics and Indigenous Ethnocide

    14 September 2018 3:00pm–5:00pm
     
    in Philosophy Seminars
    Richard Matthews (Bond University)

    The Standing of Sailors in Democratic Athens

    7 September 2018 4:00pm–5:00pm
     
    in Classics and Ancient History Seminars
    Dr David M. Pritchard (The University of Queensland)

    A New Order History of Torture, Indonesia 1965-98

    7 September 2018 1:00pm–2:00pm
     
    in History Seminars
    Dr. Annie Pohlman SLC, HPI

    Orchids: My Intersex Adventure (2010)

    5 September 2018 4:00pm–5:00pm
     
    in School Events and Seminars
    Directed by Phoebe Hart

    Keynote of International conference on “The War with Japan and Social, Economic, and Political Transformations of Asia-Pacific”

    25 August 2018 10:30am–11:15am
     
    in History Seminars
    Memory, History and Conflict in the Asia-Pacific: An Australian Perspective Associate Professor Martin Crotty
    Chair: Associate Professor Morris Low

    The 6th Chuan Han Sheng Lecture The Impact of 1930s World Depression on China’s Society, Economy and Sino-Japanese Relations

    25 August 2018 9:00am–10:30am
     
    in History Seminars
    Presenter: Professor Tim Wright
    Welcoming by: Professor Julie Duck, UQ Dean of Humanities & Social Sciences
    Chairs: Professor Ricardo Mak and Dr Chi Kong Lai

    The 6th Chuan Han Sheng Lecture: The Impact of 1930s World Depression on China’s Society, Economy and Sino-Japanese Relations

    25 August 2018 9:00am–10:30am
     
    in History Seminars
    Presenter: Professor Tim Wright
    Welcoming by: Prof. Julie Duck, UQ Dean of Humanities & Social Sciences

    Containers, Commodities and Greek Colonisation in the Mediterranean of the 8th Century BC

    24 August 2018 4:00pm–5:00pm
     
    in Classics and Ancient History Seminars
    Dr Antonis Kotsonas (The University of Cincinnati)

    Education between Tree, Tower, and Temple: How the Knowledge Project (De)Forms Us

    24 August 2018 3:00pm–4:00pm
     
    in Studies in Religion Seminars
    Presented by Dave Benson, Malyon College, Brisbane

    A Theology of Complexity for Ministerial Formation in Times of Change

    24 August 2018 2:00pm–3:00pm
     
    in Studies in Religion Seminars
    Presented by Graham Stanton, Ridley College, Melbourne

    Jinxin (Remittance Trade), Chinese Diaspora Capitalism, and the History of Enterprising Chinese Australians in the Early 20th Century

    24 August 2018 1:00pm–2:00pm
     
    in History Seminars
    Dr. Mei-fen Kuo DECRA Fellow, HPI

    Conversation with Tim Wright - Author: The Political Economy of the Chinese Coal Industry: Black Gold and Blood-Stained Coal

    24 August 2018 12:00pm–1:45pm
     
    in History Seminars
    Tim Wright - Professor of Chinese Studies, University of Sheffield

    Homer and the Archaeology of Crete

    23 August 2018 6:00pm–7:00pm
     
    in Classics and Ancient History Seminars
    Dr Antonis Kotsonas (The University of Cincinnati)

    The Grammar of Happiness (2012)

    22 August 2018 4:00pm–5:00pm
     
    in School Events and Seminars
    Directed by Michael O’Neill and Randall Wood

    Neither “the periphery as the core” nor “the core as the periphery”: The Changing Role of Hong Kong in Modern Chinese History

    22 August 2018 11:00am–1:00pm
     
    in History Seminars
    Prof. Man-Kong Wong
    Co-hosted by: Griffith Asia Institute; School of Historical and Philosophical Inquiry, The University of Queensland; Research Cluster for Chinese Entrepreneurial Studies.

    Gender, Trauma, and Obstetric Violence: The History of Childbirth as a Case Study

    20 August 2018 6:00pm–7:00pm
     
    in History Seminars
    Associate Professor Paula Michaels, Monash University
    WOMEN AND POWER NETWORK and MEDICAL HUMANITIES RESEARCH NETWORK
    Followed by a drinks reception.

    Political Model or Model Enemy: Polarising Receptions of Julius Caesar

    17 August 2018 4:00pm–6:00pm
     
    in Classics and Ancient History Seminars
    Tyla Cascaes (The University of Queensland)

    Work in Life and Death: The nauicularii of Italy

    17 August 2018 4:00pm–6:00pm
     
    in Classics and Ancient History Seminars
    Jacqueline Webber (The University of Queensland)
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    The Epistemic Challenge of Hearing Child’s Voice

    17 August 2018 3:00pm–5:00pm
     
    in Philosophy Seminars
    Karin Murris (University of Cape Town) – Atkins Visiting Professor in Philosophy

    Olgem eestlased, aga saagem ka eurooplasteks!”: Estonia's Experience of European Integration

    17 August 2018 2:00pm–2:30pm
     
    in History Seminars
    Harry Kriewaldt, PhD Confirmation Milestone

    Schopenhauer and the Unconscious

    10 August 2018 3:00pm–5:00pm
     
    in Philosophy Seminars
    Stephan Atzert (University of Queensland)

    “It was a hideous time in Queensland politics”: Abortion Law Reform in the 1980s

    10 August 2018 2:00pm–2:30pm
     
    in History Seminars
    Cassandra Byrnes - History - Confirmation of Candidature Milestone

    Reggio Emilia inspired philosophical teacher education: the family (tree)

    10 August 2018 1:30pm–2:45pm
     
    in Philosophy Seminars
    Presenter: Karin Murris (University of Cape Town) - Atkins Visiting Professor in Philosophy

    This is a joint seminar held by the School of Historical and Philosophical Inquiry and School of Education.

    A Greater Danger than a Division of the German Army’: Bible Students and Anti-War Sentiment in World War I America

    10 August 2018 1:00pm–2:00pm
     
    in History Seminars
    Assosiciate Professor Zoe Knox University of Leicester

    Experimenten: the Star Surgeon (2016)

    8 August 2018 4:00pm–5:00pm
     
    in School Events and Seminars
    Directed by Bosse Lindquist
    This ground-breaking documentary investigates the star surgeon Paolo Macchiarini’s claims to have invented a ground-breaking method to create new organs, revealing fraud, misrepresentation and illegal human experiments.

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