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27
Mar
2013

Herbst Colloqium

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  The Power of Images - Philosophy, Politics, Law  Under the auspices of the Peter Herbst Fund in Continental Philosophy, faculty and graduate students have been invited to present or participate in work-in-progress seminars related to this year’s theme.  The Seminars serve as an…

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26
Mar
2013

Alma Barner (ANU): Sensory Imaginings from the inside and outside *thesis proposal review*

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Sometimes when I am bored sitting at my office desk I imagine swimming in the ocean at the South Coast. I can arguably do these in two ways. I can imagine swimming in the ocean from the inside. When I do so, I for example imagine feeling the warm water on my skin. I can also imagine swimming in the…

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25
Mar
2013

Hallie Liberto (University of Connecticut) - TBA

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22
Mar
2013

Kim Shaw-Williams (ANU): Trackway Reading and Human Cognitive Evolution *Thesis Proposal Review*

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21
Mar
2013

Jens Kipper (University of Cologne) : Substance and the Concept of Identity

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19
Mar
2013

Patrick Forber (Tufts University): Evolutionary puzzles about social behavior

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Spite, the shady relative of altruism, involves paying a fitness cost to inflict a cost on some recipient. William Hamilton famously argued that spite is unlikely to ever evolve on the grounds that such harming behavior would destabilize a population, leading to extinction. Here I will present some…

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18
Mar
2013

Daniel Cohen (Charles Sturt) - TBA

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