• London Branch Seminar

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    20th March 2024

    Siegel on Felt Reasons, Dostoevsky, and The Brothers Karamazov David Bakhurst (Queen's University, Ontario) In a striking article on the pedagogical significance of The Brothers Karamazov, Harvey...
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  • Book Launch Education and Democracy at...

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    21st March 2024

    In his recent book Di Paolantonio (York University, Canada) grapples with what it means when education and democracy seem to be at an end. Di Paolantonio shows that today the possibilities for the...
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  • Birmingham Branch Conference

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    26th March 2024

    Visiting the UK for the PESGB Annual Conference in Oxford next month? Why not stay on for an extra couple of days and come along to Educating Responsible Believers, a one-day PESGB branch conference...
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  • Birmingham Branch Seminar

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    1st May 2024

    Education, extremism and utopian thinking Carys Evans, University of Birmingham All welcome.
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  • Birmingham Branch Seminar

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    5th June 2024

    Tragedy, film and ethics education: towards an evolutionary Aristotelian philosophy James MacAllister, University of Edinburgh All welcome.
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  • Summer School in Philosophy of...

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    16th June 2024 to 18th June 2024

    Utopias, Axioms, Science Fiction: A Quest for Educational Imaginaries Much of contemporary educational research is either concerned with observing, measuring and analysing the status quo , or with...
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  • PESGB Postgraduate Summer School &...

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    29th July 2024 to 31st July 2024

    The Philosophy of Education Society of Great Britain and Liverpool Hope University will be hosting an Undergraduate Summer School in Philosophy of Education from Monday 29 July to Wednesday 31 July...
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  • Early Career Experiences in the...

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    18th September 2024

    Call for Papers Much has been written about the so-called “neoliberal” university, and how this has impacted students, student-teacher relationships, and general conceptions about the purposes...
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