Between Humans & Machines: exploring the pasts & futures of automation
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What did the ancients really think about sex?
Ancient beliefs, modern issues The first ever comprehensive analysis of sexuality in the New Testament and early Jewish literature, undertaken by a world-renowned Australian scholar,
The humanities – optional extra, or integral to our economic future?
Regrettably, it took a public crowd funding initiative, and a bipartisan advocacy campaign led by historians, to achieve this result. Meanwhile, humanities students at Australian
Want to learn science at Stanford? Study philosophy first
Seven years after he began his science degree at Sydney University, 26-year-old Alexander Pereira is heading to Stanford University for postgraduate studies in philosophy. It’s
An epidemic of rebuttal
This article was written on 16 August 2022. At the time of approval for publication, local vaccines for Monkeypox have run out, local transmission has
Healing the scars of Black Saturday—and learning the lessons of history
Tom Griffiths, director of the Australian National University (ANU)’s Centre for Environmental History, had friends in Steels Creek. He had also been studying Victoria’s mountain ash
Stuart Macintyre AO FASSA FAHA: 1947-2021
One of Stuart Macintyre’s books is called Winners and Losers. It is a comparatively early work (1985), the first of his monographs to deal with
Turning a modern lens on Homer’s epic poems
Cognition for the classics The dramatic tales of war, heroics, adventure and adversity during the siege of Troy and its aftermath, recounted in the Iliad
The politically-charged history of habit
The merits and shortcomings of habit’s repetitions have often been assessed via metaphors of pathways. Bruno Latour (1947-2022) praised habit as “the patron saint of
It’s not all about us: the philosopher trio who changed the debate
A new kind of ethics Richard Sylvan and Val Plumwood – formerly the married couple Richard and Val Routley – were leading proponents of a