Radical Philosophy

Dr Louise Richardson-Self speaks about what inspired her interest in same-sex marriage and what the goal of same-sex marriage is as well as the paradox of the tolerance racist.

Ruth and Nicky speak about the philosophy of homelessness from their own lived experiences.

Lucy Mayne speaks about Philosophical Republicanism and a framework for understanding socially polluting Acts.

Professor Jenny Hocking discusses the ethics behind the dismissal of the Whitlam Government.

Dr Monima Chadha answers questions such as; What is philosophy of self? Do you think that anybody has a permanent sense of self?

Brigid Evans speaks about disability and the politics of inclusion in regards to education, and if the failure to extend trust to individuals on the basis of their inherent, non-chosen characteristics constitute an injustice.

Chloe Mackenize speaks about the way bioethicists construct their theories about disability.

Dr Kate Lynch speaks about nature versus nurture, dominant and recessive genes and if personality traits are genetic or environmental.

Catherine McDonald speaks about War and if it is ever justified.

Zoe Krupka speaks about mindfulness, compliance and multinational companies.