STREAMS 

Enabling Diverse Knowledges

This transdisciplinary stream invites philosophers, scientists, artists, and other scholars and practitioners into conversation to explore and unpack knowledge and knowledge-making within and across different (cultural and/or disciplinary) communities.

One central discussion will be the way Indigenous knowledge and Science can be woven together well. Another discussion will focus on identifying and removing the barriers to further enabling cross-cultural and cross-disciplinary engagement in Philosophy.

Other questions include:

• What is a knowledge system?
• What are the similarities and differences between Indigenous knowledge and Science?
• What are some examples of scholars and/or practitioners drawing from different knowledges well? And what can we learn from these examples?
• What are the various ways that knowledges can be combined? And what can we learn from these insights?
• How can we better recognise, engage with, and enable Indigenous knowledges: in their own right? in conversation with other knowledges? in equal partnership with other knowledges?

PANELS

Australasian Philosophical Review (APR) Special Panel and Commentary on Gila Sher’s ‘The “Post-Truth” Crisis, the Value of Truth, and the Substantivist-Deflationist Debate’

This panel of commentators will discuss the profound impact the post-truth era has upon philosophers who explore the nature and value of truth. Panellists will be composed of commentators and curators of the volume. Abstracts welcome.

Schelling, Freedom, and the Immanent Made Transcendent, Daniele Fulvi

Book symposium, with a panel of prominent members of the discipline who will serve as commentators on Fulvi’s book - Schelling, Freedom, and the Immanent Made Transcendent (Routledge). All are welcome to attend.