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The 2008 Freilich Foundation Annual Lecture on Bigotry and Tolerance
The Elusive, Inclusive Republic
Marion Maddox
Director, Centre for Research on Social Inclusion Macquarie University
Wednesday October 22nd 2008, 6pm
Conference Room
Old Canberra House, Lennox Crossing ANU
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Public Lecture as part of the Summer School on Bigotry and Tolerance
The New Crusade? Militant Secularism, Strident Atheism and Social Harmony in Australia
The Right Reverend Professor Tom Frame
Director of St Mark’s National Theological Centre
Professor of Theology at Charles Sturt University
Tuesday January 20th 2009, 6pm
Conference Room
Old Canberra House, Lennox Crossing ANU
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Applications are now open for the
January 18-21
Old Canberra House ANU
The relationship of bigotry with religion will be examined
in the context of current social issues looked at from
different interdisciplinary perspectives. Inevitably this
will lead to discussions on the relationship of religion
with law and politics in current Australia. Equally the
question of bigotry will occur not only as a phenomenon
between religions but also within religions.
The Freilich summer school provides an environment where
participants from a variety of educational backgrounds
can discuss these important questions with leading scholars
at the ANU and elsewhere. It is a rich learning experience
which past participants have found an invaluable professional
and personal experience.
Applications Close COB October 10, 2008
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Recent Events:
Applications were received for the
Applications were Invited for the Freilich Foundation/National Europe Centre Bursary to assist students to study the MA in Political Philosophy (the Idea of Toleration) at York University in York UK for the 2008 academic intake.
The bursary covers the student’s travel expenses and results in a substantial discount to the student’s fees.
For further information on the MA in Political Philosophy (the idea ofToleration Studies) at York University in the UK visit
http://www.york.ac.uk/depts/poli/prospective/pgt/courses/toleration/index.html
Applications Closed COB May 28, 2008
this bursary will be available again in 2009 and people wishing to apply to should keep checking this website for updated information.
The Alice Tay Lecture on Law and Human Rights 2008
Dr Penelope Mathew
Visiting Professor and Interim Director of the Program in Refugee and Asylum Law, The University of Michigan Law School & Reader in law, ANU College of Law
Tuesday June 3, 6pm
Conference Room
Old Canberra House, Lennox Crossing ANU
Listen to this lecture here
Music
and Ideology
Postgraduate Workshop with Professor Marcello Sorce Keller
Wednesday 30 April 10am-4pm
Old Canberra House
Lennox Crossing ANU
Work in Progress Seminar
Friday 18 April, 1pm-2.30pm
Theatrette Old Canberra House
Lennox Crossing ANU
Work in Progress Seminar
Friday 4 April, 1pm-2.30pm
Theatrette Old Canberra House
Lennox Crossing ANU
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