Contacts

Dr Guillermo Badia

Merleau-Ponty on painting as a cognitive act

26 September 2025 2:00pm2:30pm
Dr Andrew Inkpin (Melbourne)

Critical Phenomenology and Pregnancy as Disruption

26 September 2025 11:00am11:30am
Lily Elston-Leadbetter (progress review)

The Phantom World of Scrolling

19 September 2025 2:00pm2:30pm
Alex Paterson (progress review)

Many-Sorted First-Order Logic with Quantification over Inter-Sort Functions

17 September 2025 4:00pm4:30pm
Diamant Pireva (progress review)

Understanding Hume’s sceptical assent

11 September 2025 3:00pm3:30pm
Peter Kearney (Progress review)

Simulating Routley - Professor Fred Kroon (Auckland)

29 August 2025 2:00pm4:00pm
Professor Fred Kroon (Auckland)

Analogy, political ontology, and the use of animals

8 August 2025 3:00pm3:30pm
Joel Glazebrook (Progress review)

On Musement and Radical Thought

25 July 2025 2:00pm4:00pm
Dr Eldritch Priest (Simon Fraser)

The Complexity of the set of validities of a theory

30 May 2025 2:00pm4:00pm
Professor Scott Weinstein (Pennsylvania)

Curving Cognition: Resilient AI Beyond Prediction Accuracy

21 March 2025 2:00pm4:00pm
Dr Ines Hipolito (Macquarie)

Bergson and Bachelard – Duration and Discontinuity

20 March 2025 2:00pm2:30pm
Kurt Doglione (Philosophy Progress seminar)

Water, Distributive Justice and Sufficientarianism

14 March 2025 2:00pm4:00pm
Professor Adrian Walsh (UNE)

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

21 April 2023 2:00pm
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.