Revolutions and Trust in Science: Rachael Brown (ANU), Kirsten Walsh (Exeter) and Adrian Currie (Exeter)
With the rise of "anti-science" sentiment, the need to communicate what science is and how it works is ever more important. Centre for Philosophy of the Sciences visitors, Kirsten Walsh (Exeter) and…
Material Evidence and Cognitive Evolution workshops
Did ancient humans think like us? How can we use the archaeological record to answer this question? A group of archaeologists, philosophers and biologists came together in mid-July to address…
2019 Jack Smart Lecture
The School of Philosophy would like to thank Professor Frances Kamm (pictured, centre), who travelled from Rutgers University to deliver the 2019 Jack Smart Lecture. The lecture was well attended…
Public Launch of the HMI Project at ANU
Head of School and HMI Project Leader, Associate Professor Seth Lazar is pleased to announce the launch of the ANU Humanising Machine Intelligence Grand Challenge at Manning Clark Hall on August 9,…
Learning from Buddhist Logic
The ANU School of Philosophy will be hosting a cross-cultural workshop on the philosophy of logic from a Buddhist perspective. The aim of the workshop is to bring together some of the leading…
2019 Passmore Lecture - Relationship Pathologies
The School of Philosophy welcomes Professor Mark Schroeder as the presenter and keynote speaker of the 2019 Passmore Lecture. Professor Mark Schroeder prepared the following abstract outlining his…
PhD Candidates won the AAP Postgraduate Presentation Prize
Big congratulations in order to our PhD Candidates Ross Pain and Szymon Bogacz who won the AAP Postgraduate Presentation Prize for their paper "Analyticity and Easy Ontology"!!!!