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What Good Is Philosophy? –

A Benefit Conference for Ukraine

17–19 March 2023

Watch on You Tube

https://munkschool.utoronto.ca/kma-conference

Produced by the Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy at the University of Toronto. Sponsored by the AAP. 

We are still accepting donations to support students, scholars, and publicly engaged academics in Ukraine, and we encourage everyone who watches the conference online to contribute to this cause:

https://civic.ukma.edu.ua/donate/


2023 Australasian Postgraduate Philosophy Conference (APPC) - call for bids to host

The AAP postgraduate committee would like to welcome bids to host the 2023 Australasian Philosophy Postgraduate Conference (APPC).

https://aap.org.au/postgraduates

Sagacity is a new postgraduate run public philosophy magazine.

Check it out at https://sagacitymagazine.com.au 


2022 Annette Baier Prize

aap.org.au/Annette-Baier-Prize


2022

Innovation in Inclusive Curriculum Prize

aap.org.au/Innovation-in-Inclusive-Curricula-Prize

Membership of the Association is open to professional philosophers, and all interested persons. more

Philosophy in the Time of Covid 19

How Philosophers Have Been Helping  Australasians Through the COVID-19 Pandemic

2023 CONFERENCE

Sunday 2 - Thursday 6 July 2023

Dianola Institute of Philosophy & School of Philosophy

Australian Catholic University

Melbourne Australia

100 Years of Australasian Philosophy:

Bridging the past, Present and Future.


2023 KEYNOTES

  

JACQULINE BROAD

RAE LANGTON

MELISSA MERRITT

KATIE STEELE

KRUSHIL WATENE




AUSTRALASIAN ASSOCIATION OF PHILOSOPHY 

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CELEBRATING 100 YEARS

of the

AUSTRALASIAN

ASSOCIATION OF PHILOSOPHY

2nd - 6th  July  2023

ACU, Mary Glowrey Building, 115 Victoria Parade,

FITZROY  MELBOURNE  AUSTRALIA



        

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