Paideia Australia


GROWING KNOWLEDGE

Wine by Robert S. DonovanPhilosophy Café is held from 7-9pm on the last Wednesday of every month between February and November in the ‘Kennel’ of The Barking Dog hotel, 126 Pakington st, Geelong West.

Entry is free and includes a glass of wine and nibbles.

For more information or to be placed on the Philosophy Café mailing list, email: mail@paideiaaustralia.org.au.

Coming Cafés

30 November 2011 @ Philosophy Café

David Turnbull, Victoria Eco-Innovation Lab (VEIL), Architecture Faculty, Melbourne University presents:

Performing Rapa Nui the Island at the End of the World: Contested Collapses, Cartographies, and Chronotopes

Past Cafés

26 October 2011 @ Philosophy Café

Rev Lisa Stewart presents:

Resurrecting God‐talk:
God, language and the metaphysics of solidarity

28 September 2011 @ Philosophy Café

Peter Geyer presents:

Every conceptual formula is psychological in its essence (CG Jung)

31 August 2011 @ Philosophy Café

Dr Francis Kung presents:

Ways to better living and the way life works

27 July 2011 @ Philosophy Café

Michael Hatherell
PhD candidate, Deakin University, presents:

What is the state of democracy in Indonesia and how does it affect Australia?

29 June 2011 @ Philosophy Café

Professor Brian Howe AO
Centre for Public Policy at Melbourne University, presents:

Cities 2011

25 May 2011 @ Philosophy Café

Dylan Nickelson
PhD candidate, Deakin University School of International and Political Studies presents:

Why we don’t need God

27 April 2011 @ Philosophy Café

Dr Andrew Vandenberg
Deakin University School of International and Political Studies presents:

Why did Egypt begin to democratise while Libya has fallen into civil war in 2011?

30 March 2011 @ Philosophy Café

John Calvert presents:

Adam Smith 255 years on

23 February 2011 @ Philosophy Café

Professor Wendy Brabham
Director of The Institute for Koorie Education at Deakin University presents:

Indigenous Australian philosophy

24 November 2010 @ Philosophy Café

Dr Ian Weeks
Philosophy and Comparative Religious Studies presents:

Religion and Art

27 October 2010 @ Philosophy Café

Dr Peter Munster
Former lecturer in Colonial Expansion of Europe presents:

Reflections of a Twentieth Century Colonist on Papua New Guinea and Its Colonial Inheritance

29 September 2010 @ Philosophy Café

Dr Jacques Boulet
CEO OASES Melbourne presents:

Facilitating Personal, Organisational, and Social Transformation

25 August 2010 @ Philosophy Café

Dr Matthew Sharpe
Lecturer in Philosophy, Deakin University presents:

Marcus Aurelius, a Philosopher and a King

30 June 2010 @ Philosophy Café

Petra Brown
PhD Candidate presents:

Philosopher’s Phallacy: the Empress strikes back

26 May 2010 @ Philosophy Café

Damien Kingsbury
Associate Professor of International Relations presents:

Ache and West Papua: A Rational Approach to Achieving Peace

28 April 2010 @ Philosophy Café

Marie Kuchenmeister
Executive Director of dal Gourmet Café & Catering presents:

A Philosophy of meaningful employment: adults with special needs

31 March 2010 @ Philosophy Café

Hans Baer
Anthropologist from the School of Social & Environmental enquiry, University of Melbourne presents:

Production and consumption as sources of global warming

24 February 2010 @ Philosophy Café

Tanya King
Doctor of Anthropology presents:

Shark boat skippers and ‘gun deckies’ – motion binds them on the ocean