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| SATURDAYS FORTNIGHTLY 4-6 PM AT BLACKHEATH COMMUNITY CENTREL, CNR GARDINER CRESCENT & GREAT WESTERN HIGHWAY |
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Program
2013
Our Program starts
on Saturday April 6 and continues fortnighly to This year we are continuing
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THEME 1 - THE FUTURE OF SOCIAL DEMOCRACY Social democratic parties around the world aspire to greater equality and higher levels of social provision. What is the outlook for these parties? |
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Rodney Cavalier was
a Minister in the Wran Government. He has written extensively about
the ALP and its recent travails. |
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IS IT ECONOMICALLY VIABLE? John Quiggin is Professor of Economics at the University of Queensland. He is one of Australia's leading economists, and a prolific author and blogger.
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NEED FOR A RETHINK Peter Baldwin was
a Minister in the Hawke and Keating governments and currently chairs
the Blackheath Philosophy Forum. |
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Dominic Murphy is
Associate Professor and Director of the History and Philosophy of Science
Unit at Sydney University. |
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ALIVE AND KICKING Richard Menary is
Senior Lecturer in Philosophy at Macquarie University with a special
interest in cognition. |
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YOUNG PHILOSOPHERS PANEL Sam Baron recently
completed his PhD and is currently a post-doctoral fellow in philosophy,
and Toby Solomon and Rupert Parry are both studying philosophy
and physics at the University of Sydney. |
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THEME 3 - TOPICS IN MORAL PSYCHOLOGY The field of moral psychology sits at the intersection of ethics, psychology and philosophy of mind. In these three talks we take up a selection of issues in this field. |
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Justin Oakley is Associate Professor of Philosophy at Monash University, specialising in bioethics and moral philosophy |
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IS FORGIVENESS ELECTIVE? Luke Russell is Senior
Lecturer in Philosophy at Sydney University with particular interests
in moral philosophy, philosophy of biology and philosophy of mind. |
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YOUNG PHILOSOPHERS PANEL Ben Bramble is a PhD students
in philosophy at Sydney University. Jeevan Hariharan is an Arts/Law
student with a particular interest in criminal-law ethics. |
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