Autism and rubber hand illusion paper published

Congratulations to James Muldoon on his appointment to a continuing position in the Politics Department, … Continue reading Prize winning Monash Arts PhD graduate appointed to Politics Department at University of Exeter →

NEXUS: Monash Social Science, Humanities and Medicine Network. is pleased to invite you to the first … Continue reading The first Nexus symposium for 2017 →

Three Graduate Research positions are now open in the School of Philosophical, Historical and International Studies. Please note applicants who already hold a PhD will not be considered.

Caufield Campus, Monash University 20-21 July, 2017 ​Thursday 20 July 2017 3:30 pm-4:30 pm         … Continue reading Upcoming Conference: Current Trends & Controversies In Social & Political Philosophy →

Monash recently hosted the 16th Symposium of the International Association of Women Philosophers (IAPh),  the first … Continue reading Symposium brings together women philosophers →

ABC’s ‘The Philosopher’s Zone’ talks with Monash Academic Dr Monima Chadha about the intersection of self and mind.

Monash philosopher Dr Monima Chadha has been awarded the 2016 Annette Baier Prize by the Australasian … Continue reading Dr Monima Chadha awarded the 2016 Annette Baier Prize →

“The Pythagorean World: Why Mathematics is Unreasonably Effective in Physics” published by Palgrave Macmillan has an expected publication date of November 2016.

We are extremely grateful to the Ian Potter Foundation for awarding us a $10,115 Conference … Continue reading Thanks to the Ian Potter Foundation, funding for keynotes at IAPH 2016 →

Dr Bryan Paton, recent PhD from Monash Philosophy under Professor Jakob Hohwy (Cognition & Philosophy … Continue reading Monash PhD Dr Bryan Paton’s recent appointment →

The work is one of the first books to examine the ideas and arguments of a woman philosopher of the early modern era.

In 2017 three Monash Philosophy alumni will be associated with Oxford’s Faculty of Philosophy.