MSCP Evening School Sem 2 2021

Six 12-week courses taught online August-October

The Melbourne School of Continental Philosophy is proud to present the Evening School Sem 2 2021 curriculum.  All courses are 24 hours in length.  All courses will be taught via Zoom. As always significant discounts apply for those enrolling in multiple courses. If you have any questions which aren't in our FAQs please email admin@mscp.org.au.

https://mscp.org.au/courses/evening-school-sem-2-2021

When: 2 August - 28 October

Where: Online via Zoom

Mon 6:30-8:30pm Starts 2 Aug

Heidegger on Technology and Dwelling

Lecturer: Prof Andrew Benjamin

Tue 5:00-7:00pm Starts 3 Aug

Aristotelian Antics – An Introduction to the Stagirite and his Islamic and Christian heirs

Lecturer: Jon Rubin

Tue 7:30-9:30pm Starts 3 Aug

The Philosophy of Angels

Lecturer: Dr Nina Power

Wed 5:00-7:00pm Starts 4 Aug

Preparatory Fundamental Analysis of Dasein

Lecturer: Dr Mammad Aidani

Wed 7:30-9:30pm Starts 4 Aug

Schelling’s Philosophy of Mythology

Lecturer: Dr Christian Kerslake

Thu 6:30-8:30pm Starts 5 Aug

Plato’s Theory of Forms

Lecturer: Bernard Lewin

https://mscp.org.au/courses/evening-school-sem-2-2021 

Lacan Circle Seminar: DISCONTINUITY AND THE DRIVE

A critical study

Presented by Dan Collins

Ten sessions over ten weeks: Commencing Saturday 21 August

12:15pm – 1:45pm AEST UTC+10

https://lacancircle.com.au/discontinuity-and-the-drive/

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Lacan Circle Seminar: ON PERVERSION

Presented by Tim Themi

Ten sessions over ten weeks: Commencing Tuesday 17 August

7:00pm – 9:00pm AEST UTC+10

https://lacancircle.com.au/perversion/

The 2021 Australasian Society for Continental Philosophy Conference will be held at Bond University, Gold Coast, Australia 8th-10th December.

The ASCP conference provides a forum to encourage, stimulate, and promote research in continental philosophy, broadly construed, recognising, and encouraging the pluralism at the heart of the Australasian philosophical community. The conference provides a broad intellectual forum for scholars working in diverse institutions, disciplines, and areas of inquiry and encouraging productive and collegial relations between postgraduate students and professional academics and researchers. 

The conference is planned to be a hybrid model of delivery, with spaces for online presentations, and participation in-person at Bond University.

Date for abstract submissions: 31st August 2021

Please email abstracts (up to 300 words), a brief biography, and also confirm whether you intend to travel in person (please make inquiries, if required, from your institution regarding travel permissions etc. before sending in abstract), or attend online, to ASCP2021@bond.edu.au

Information about registration, etc will follow shortly as well as a conference website.

Daniel Brennan

Assistant Professor

Transformation CoLab