From administrativeofficer at aap.org.au  Tue Feb  4 12:56:00 2020
From: administrativeofficer at aap.org.au (Chris Lawless)
Date: Tue, 4 Feb 2020 12:26:00 +1030
Subject: [SydPhil] 2020 AAP Conference: First Call for Abstracts;
 Registrations; PG Prize and PG Subsidy
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Registrations and Abstract Submissions are now open for the 2020 AAP
Conference which is being held at the University of Sydney from July 5 to
July 9 inclusive.

Keynotes include; Rae Langton (Cambridge), Peter Godfrey-Smith (University
of Sydney), Michelle Kosch (John Hopkins University) and Stephen Gardiner
(University of Washington). Stephen Gardiner will also deliver the 2020
Alan Saunders Lecture.

The Postgraduate Presentation Prize and Postgraduate Subsidy are also now
open.

2020 Deadlines

- Abstract Submissions: Friday 1st of May 2020
- Early Bird Registration: Friday 8th of May 2020

- Postgraduate Presentation Prize: 6.00pm AEST Friday 1st of May 2020
- Postgraduate Subsidy: 6.00pm AEST Friday 8th of May 2020

Registration Form, Abstract Submission Form, Postgraduate Prize & Subsidy
Application Forms and further general information can be found on the
official conference website: https://protect-au.mimecast.com/s/Ap_ICq7BKYt8PGEg1SZudgl?domain=aap.org.au

All conference related enquiries to conference at aap.org.au
<conference at aap.org.au>


Chris Lawless

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From danny.wardle at adelaide.edu.au  Wed Feb  5 16:38:41 2020
From: danny.wardle at adelaide.edu.au (Danny George Wardle)
Date: Wed, 5 Feb 2020 05:38:41 +0000
Subject: [SydPhil] Call for Tenders to Host the 2020 Australasian
 Postgraduate Philosophy Conference
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CALL FOR TENDERS TO HOST THE 2020 AUSTRALASIAN POSTGRADUATE PHILOSOPHY CONFERENCE

The Australasian Association of Philosophy (AAP) Postgraduate Committee is welcoming proposals from postgraduates from any institution in Australia, New Zealand, or Singapore with a postgraduate philosophy programme to organise and host the 2020 Australasian Postgraduate Philosophy Conference (APPC).

ABOUT THE APPC

The APPC is an annual conference that provides an opportunity for postgraduate students from Australasia to present their work, debate their ideas, receive feedback from peers and form collaborations across institutions. The conference is usually three days and includes a variety of sessions including standard talks, pre-read paper discussions, career and publishing workshops, and more. The conference environment is laid back and can be a great introduction to conferences for new graduate students. Recent conferences have been held in Wellington, Melbourne, Brisbane, and Canberra.

WHY HOST AN APPC?

Hosting the conference provides the opportunity to gain valuable experience in conference organisation and committee management, both of which are important skills for successful academic philosophers. Hosting the APPC is also a great way of promoting your university's philosophy program (including to prospective graduate students). Last, but not least, organising a conference can be a lot of fun and is a great way to give service back to the profession while making contacts and friends, both within your institution and within the broader Australasian philosophy community.

ABOUT BIDS

A successful bid will justify a selection for the conference dates and contain a budget with an indication of expected funding sources, a conference planning timeline, and brief details of why your university would make a good site for the conference. Bidders are encouraged to be both realistic and creative with their bids. We are happy to assist organisers with any questions that they might have. Bids for the 2020 APPC close April 20th 2020. Bidders are not restricted to groups from a single university and may be interdisciplinary. It may be helpful in terms of funding and organising resources to join forces with another institution in your local area or discipline/department at your university. Our APPC hosting guide can also be sent on request.

CONTACTS

If you are interested in hosting the 2020 APPC, or would like any further information about hosting an APPC, please contact the committee convenor at danny.wardle at adelaide.edu.au<mailto:danny.wardle at adelaide.edu.au>. Also feel free to contact last year's APPC organiser (and current committee member) Bessie Olsen with any questions at elizabeth.olsen at vuw.ac.nz<mailto:elizabeth.olsen at vuw.ac.nz>.

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Danny Wardle

Convenor, Australasian Association of Philosophy (AAP) Postgraduate Committee
MPhil Student, University of Adelaide


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From benjamin.brown at sydney.edu.au  Thu Feb  6 15:28:02 2020
From: benjamin.brown at sydney.edu.au (Ben Brown)
Date: Thu, 6 Feb 2020 04:28:02 +0000
Subject: [SydPhil] Critical Antiquities Network Inaugural Public Lecture
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Dear All,

The Critical Antiquities Network at the University of Sydney is pleased to announce its Inaugural Public Lecture

Tuesday, February 18, 2:30pm:

Professor Bonnie Honig
?The Body Politics of Refusal: the Bacchae and the Antigone, with Cavarero?
Seminar room 203,
RD Watt Building,
Science Rd,
The University of Sydney
The event is free and all are welcome.
For full details, abstract, speakers, time and location please click here<https://fass-comms.sydney.edu.au/pub/pubType/EO/pubID/zzzz5e3a3495eab4b586/interface.html> or here<https://protect-au.mimecast.com/s/KvdoCK1qJZt2vjBGzTMNFYh?domain=sophi-events.sydney.edu.au>.
all very best, Ben

DR BEN BROWN
Classics and Ancient History
School Undergraduate Curriculum Coordinator (SOPHI)
Research Seminar Coordinator (CAH)
School of Philosophical and Historical Inquiry (SOPHI)
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