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  • [ November 18, 2026] Talk or similar: Fair Play For Whom? A Social Imaginaries Analysis of TERF Propaganda
    Venue: Tower 2 level 12/727 Collins StSpeakers at this event: Louise Richardson-Self (University of Tasmania)Fair Play For Whom? A Social Imaginaries Analysis of TERF Propaganda Louise Richardson-Self (University of Tasmania) Abstract: Veronica Ivy argues that TERFs are propagandists and that well-intentioned, relatively uninformed cis people are vulnerable to this propaganda. Taking Fair Play For Women as a […]
  • [ March 2, 2027] Talk or similar: Being-for-War: Freedom and the Fragility of the Shared World
    Venue: 221 Burwood HighwaySpeakers at this event: Lior Levy (University of Haifa, University of Melbourne)Being-for-War: Freedom and the Fragility of the Shared World Lior Levy (University of Melbourne) Abstract: What does war reveal about existential freedom? Sartre’s philosophy is often read as an account of radical freedom: consciousness is never reducible to its situation, and human beings […]

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