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Fellows' seminars,  Iso Lomso

Fighting for the conservation of even the less-charismatic species – Fellows’ seminar by Tatenda Dalu

12 August 2019
Fellows' seminars,  General

The artist as observer – Fellows’ seminar by Patrick Flanery

5 August 2019
Fellows' seminars,  Iso Lomso

Framing me, framing you: Acting gender in South Africa – Fellows’ seminar by Debra Shepherd

3 August 2019
Fellows' seminars,  Iso Lomso

Disability is sexy: examining the ‘hidden’ issue of disability and sexuality in the African context – Fellows’ seminar by John Ganle

30 July 2019
Fellows' seminars

An introduction to QBism: putting the humans into quantum theory – Fellows’ seminar by Ruediger Schack

26 July 2019
Fellows' seminars

The ‘Fallist’ movement and ‘where to now?’ for higher education in South Africa – Fellows’ seminar by Susan Levine and Vivienne Bozalek

14 June 2019
Fellows' seminars

Understanding theological ethics and their intersection with history, moral psychology and sociology – Fellows’ seminar by Arne Rasmusson

5 June 2019
Fellows' seminars

Lost and found in translation – Fellows’ seminar by Rúnar Vignisson

3 June 2019
Fellows' seminars

Understanding religious hybrid identities – Fellows’ seminar by Wanda Deifelt

3 June 2019
Fellows' seminars

Combinatorial evolution: a theory of evolution for technology – Fellows’ seminar by Brian Arthur

3 June 2019
Fellows' seminars

Gathering data on gender inequality from across the globe -Fellows’ seminar by Jody Heymann, Amy Raub and Aleta Sprague

3 June 2019
Fellows' seminars

Making a case for German Enlightenment thinkers as agents in the history of emancipation – Fellows’ seminar by Martin Ruehl

20 May 2019