Sydney Intellectual History Network

The Sydney Intellectual History Network is an interdisciplinary historical initiative that aims to bring together scholars whose research expertise historicises knowledge structures and habits of thought, ethical and religious ideals, historiographical theories, scholarly cultures of the past, as well as philosophical, scientific, legal and political ideas and any other styles of intellectual history not already imagined here. The term ‘intellectual history’ is used in a broad-ranging sense that embraces work from numerous perspectives, providing a forum for discussion of shared historicist methodological and epistemological concerns.

Seminars are held approximately monthly at History House in Macquarie Street in central Sydney. Speakers are invited from among local scholars, interstate and international visitors, and seminars may sometimes be in the form of round-table discussions.

To receive advice of forthcoming events or for general enquiries, please contact Cath Bishop. To offer a paper in the series, please contact Alison Moore.

Next Event:

Thursday 18 July 2013, 5.00 pm - 7.00 pm,
History House, 133 Macquarie Street, Sydney

'The Current Greek Crisis and Its Impact on Ethnosymbolism:
The Post-Zorba Era in Greece'

Professor Vrasidas Karalis

Modern Greek/School of Languages and Cultures
University of Sydney