Next week I am giving a paper entitled "Knowledge and intelligence: why ASIO thought university knowledge would kill democracy,1968-1973"
Here is a link to the draft written paper.
This is a link to my powerpoint presentation.
About Me
- Hannah Forsyth
- I am a PhD student at the University of Sydney in the history department (topic: ownership of knowledge in higher education). I work part-time as an educational designer at the ACU in North Sydney.
del.icio.us/hannahforsyth
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POLL: Do you think universities should commercialise their research?
Who do you think should have won the case: UWA or Gray?
What do you think universities are for?
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Mary-Helen Ward commented over on my blog that your paper had an interesting connection to my post on Moratorium poetry readings. I certainly read your paper with brain agog: If philosophy is so very dangerous, I wonder about the seductively seditious powers of poetry.
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