Past Events

9:00-9:15 Coffee and snacks 9:15-10:10 Diana Karbonawska: "Who are the puppeteers in Plato's Cave?" Commentator: Neil Langshaw 10:15-11:10 Kosta Gligorijevich : "Defending nature with non-naturalisti c arguments: myth, religion and 'primitive' knowledge in contemporary envir onmental rhetoric" Commentator: Brooke Struck 11:15-12:10 Thom Campb ell : “The Lacanian Subject—Descartes in the Clinic” Commentator: Susann ah Mulvale 12:30-1:30 Free Pizza Lunch - Philosophy Department Seminar R oom

Everyone is welcome.

Drug Smuggling and counterfeiting in colonial Vietnam with L aurence Monnais - Université de Montréal

10h00 à 12h: Communications suivies d’une table ronde 12 h à 13h: Déjeuner 13h à 15h: Communications suivies d’une table ronde 15h30 à 15h30: Pause Café 15h30 à 17h: Communications suivies d’une ta ble ronde Ouvert à tout public

On Tuesday April 10, Cameron Klapwyk will defend his Masters Degree Major Research Paper: "Compromise, Consent, Control or Cooperation? An Investigation of British-Kikuyu Relations During the Life of the Independent School Movement, 1929 – 1953". Get the abstract: (.pdf) All welcome!

"Has Environmentalism Lost Its Way? Philosophical Reflections Fr om The Field" Everyone welcome - bring your lunch! www.uoguelph.ca/arts/ astra

Conductor Joe Sorbara $2 cover charge at the door For more i nformation visit www.uoguelph.ca/sofam/events

Conductor Joe Sorbara $2 cover charge at the door For more i nformation visit www.uoguelph.ca/sofam/events

The 2012 Scottish Studies Spring Colloquium will be held on 7 April 2012 at Knox College, University of Toronto. Speakers will include Dr. Amy Blakeway, the Fulbright-Robertson Visiting Professor of British History at Westminster College; Dr. Valerie Wallace, the inaugural Fulbright Scottish Studies Scholar and Visiting Fellow at the Center for History and Economics, Harvard University; Dr. Steven Reid, a Fulbright Scottish Studies Scholar at Yale University; Ms. Sarah McCaslin from the University of Edinburgh; and Dr. Mairi Cowan, lecturer at University of Toronto, Mississauga. More details to follow as the day approaches. A preliminary schedule is now available here: (.pdf)