INTERPOL is calling for a shift in language, advocating for the term romance baiting to replace the widely used but stigmatising term pig butchering.
The pilot of a new programme to help educators from the Republic of Korea and the Royal Borough of Kingston learn how to integrate artificial intelligence into their teaching has been launched at Kingston University.
Kingston University has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Kingston and Richmond NHS Foundation Trust with the aim of strengthening mutually beneficial relations.
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Lorenzo Chiesa - Not To End with The End of the End of Religion: Agnostic Atheism
Thursday 16 January 2025
Lorenzo Chiesa – [On Psychoanalysis. Title tba]
Catherine Malabou – Anticipation and Catastrophe
Friday 24 January 2025
Catherine Malabou – Happiness and its Discontents The lecture will be followed by a reception at October Gallery, 7.45–9.30pm.
'Philosophies of Civil War' and ‘Politics of Nature'
Thursday 27 February 2025
Philosophies of Civil War' and ‘Politics of Nature'
Stephen Houlgate | Hegel's Critique of Spinoza
Thursday 6 March 2025
Research seminar
Éric Alliez –What Happened? 1979–1982: A Philosophical-Political Moment Between France and Italy
Friday 14 March 2025
Public lecture Éric Alliez –What Happened? 1979–1982: A Philosophical-Political Moment Between France and Italy
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