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HomeUpcoming EventsAd Hominem
ad hominem

The Humanities Research Centre and University House are delighted to announce a brand new initiative.

'ad hominem' is a series of quirky, research-led conversations getting at the stories behind the HERDC points.

The first event will feature Assa Doron, Kate Flaherty, and Kim Huynh.

Come along to hear about what some of ANU's most interesting academics are getting up to.

The event is free, and light refreshments will be provided.

For more information:

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Date & time

  • Tue 20 Sep 2016, 5:15 pm - 7:00 pm

Location

University House, ANU

Speakers

  • Dr Assa Doron, Accidental Anthropologist, ANU
  • Dr Kate Flaherty, Fabulation and Willful Histrionic Practice Analyst, ANU
  • Dr Kim Huynh, Outlaw Academic, ANU

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