| Australasian Philosophy: Bridging the Past, Present with the Future Centenary Closing Symposium 2023 Thursday 30 November - Friday 1 December 2023 University of Sydney Nanoscience Hub, Seminar Room 4001 Register here: aap.org.au/event-5410537 Registrations close Thursday 16 November 8.00pm AEDT |
Australasian Philosophy: Bridging the Past and Present with the Future is the closing event of the AAP's Centenary year celebrations. It is a single stream symposium with sessions over two days that showcase distinctive themes concerning the future of Australasian philosophy.
The symposium will open with a special event to honour the philosophical and personal legacy of Marion Tapper, which will be co-hosted with the Australasian Society for Continental Philosophy (ASCP), on the afternoon Wednesday 29 November.
The event takes place alongside and as part of the 2023 Congress of HASS
This event is hybrid, with attendance in person and online via zoom. The event is free. In person places are limited. To attend please register here: aap.org.au/event-5410537
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Provisional Program
Thursday 30 November
Session 1: Methodologies and the Future of Australasian Philosophy
Chair: Marguerite La Caze University of Queensland
Panellists: Marilyn Stendera University of Wollongong, Daniel Brennan Bond University,
David Macarthur University of Sydney
Session 2: Indigenous philosophy and the future of Australasian philosophy
Chair: Max Deutscher Macquarie University
Panellists: Jo Faulkner Macquarie University, Nicolas Bullot Charles Darwin University
Session 3: Philosophical progress and the future of Australasian philosophy
Chair: Ian Robertson University of Wollongong
Panellists: Paul Griffiths University of Sydney, Kristie Miller University of Sydney, Karyn Lai University of New South Wales
Friday 1 December
Session 4: Environmental Issues and the future of Australasian philosophy
Chair: Adrian Walsh University of New England
Panellists: Jeremy Moss University of New South Wales, Garrett Cullity Australian National University,
Luara Ferracioli University of Sydney
Session 5: Philosophy for Children and the future of Australasian philosophy
Chair: Kaz Bland University of Western Australia
Panellists: Britta Jensen University of New South Wales, Peter Ellerton University of Queensland
Session 6: The philosophy and ethics of AI and the future of Australasian philosophy
Chair: Tracy Bowell University of Waikato, AAP CEO
Panellists: Inês Hipólito Macquarie University, Mark Alfano Macquarie University,
Simon Knight - University of Technology Sydney
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