January 2012
Bryan Paton and Jakob Hohwy publishes a paper, co-authored with Peter Enticott from MAPrc at the Alfred Hospital: The rubber hand illusion reveals proprioceptive and sensorimotor differences in autism spectrum disorders. Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders. DOI: 10.1007/s10803-011-1430-7.
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Mid-year publications round-up, Part II
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New lecturers in Philosophy [updated]
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Philosophy, mid-year publications round-up, Part I
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Project: Prospects for an Ethics of Self-Cultivation
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Visitors to the Department, Semester 1
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Andrew Benjamin on Walter Benjamin
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TechDebates: Lethal Autonomous (“Killer”) Robots
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Jakob Hohwy in New Scientist, on self-perception and tickling oneself
Can you tickle yourself if you are fooled into thinking that someone else is tickling…
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Publications round-up, October
Below is a round up (probably incomplete) of recent works by members of the Philosophy…
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Philosophy Units for 2014
The Philosophy Department has recently finalised its intended unit offerings for 2014. Below is a…
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Undergraduate Study in Human Rights
The Philosophy Department oversees the administration of the Human Rights area of study within the…
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Adam Bartlett – New Adjunct Research Fellow
The Department is pleased to welcome Dr Adam Bartlett (PhD, Melbourne 2010), who has recently…