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Woolf’s Public Seminars are open to all interested parties. During the Public Seminars, s

 will present work-in-progress papers. A copy of the paper will be circulated to those attending 3 days before the seminar. Following the paper reading, the 

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Woolf Public Seminar | Stephen E. Lewis | In the Footsteps of Henri de Lubac and Gregory of Nyssa: Jean-Yves Lacoste on Human Becoming, Historical and Eternal

 will present work-in-progress papers. Following the paper reading, the 

Woolf Public Seminar | Post-Kantian Philosophy | Steven Nemes | Michel Henry and Ancient Christian Gnosimachy

Hesse Public Seminar Series | Sustainable Development | Adam Xavier Gabriel Hearn | 

Woolf Public Seminar | Post-Kantian Philosophy | Anthony Rudd

Woolf Public Seminar | Post-Kantian Philosophy | Christos Hadjioannou | Beyond Stoicism: A Heideggerian model for mindfulness

Hesse Public Seminar Series | Sustainable Development | Christopher Brenig | Sustainable Development and the Pharmaceutical Industry
 - How to Tackle the Antibiotics Crisis

Woolf Public Seminar | Post-Kantian Philosophy | Bettina Bergo | Retracing Two Centuries of Philosophy through an Affect: Problems and the Case of Schopenhauer.

Hesse Public Seminar Series | Sustainable Development | Stephen Milford | Robotic Persons: When Should We Give AI Human Rights?

Woolf Public Seminar | Post-Kantian Philosophy | Katerina Koci | Art and Sacrifice: Human Self-Transcendence towards Freedom and Truth.

, is a consulting expert for the international higher education sector, has served in senior leadership positions, with expertise Sub-Saharan Africa and Europe higher education. Birgit has worked with a range of national and trans-national bodies, notably USAf South Africa, teaches, does research and supervision, programme design and policy evaluation. Birgit has over 80 publications on various themes around social justice, student affairs, student engagement and higher education. She was the founding editor and is the editorial executive of the Journal for Student Affairs in Africa (JSAA), she is on the board of the Journal of College Student Development (JCSD) and a Column Editor for the Journal of College and Character (JCC). After being the Africa Chair, she is the Vice-President for the International Association of Student Affairs and Services. She is a member of the Africa Centre for Transregional Research at the Albert Ludwig University Freiburg, Germany and sits on the board of the SANRC. ORCid: 0000-0003-2469-0504

Hesse Public Seminar Series | Sustainable Development | Birgit Schreiber | Higher Education and Social Justice — What Social Justice?

Woolf Public Seminar | Post-Kantian Philosophy | Simon Glendinning | Eurocentrism and Anti-Eurocentrism in Europe

Hesse Public Seminar Series | Sustainable Development | Rafal Fabianowicz | The role of conditionality in the relationship between the EU and the ‘Visegrád Four’ countries

Woolf Public Seminar | Post-Kantian Philosophy | Emmanuel Falque | Kant's Cinnabar: A Paradigm of the Extra-phenomenal

Woolf Public Seminar | Post-Kantian Philosophy | A.W. Moore | Armchair Knowledge: Some Kantian Reflections

Woolf Public Seminar | Post-Kantian Philosophy | Lee Braver | Heidegger’s Eternal Rereading of the Same Nietzsche: The Eternal Return as Polysemic Hermeneutics

Woolf Public Seminar | Post-Kantian Philosophy | Matthew Clemente | Rebels Dwell in a Dry Land: Living in Exile with Camus

Woolf Public Seminar | Post-Kantian Philosophy | J. Aaron Simmons | Why are Existentialists so Miserable? Prospects for Finding Joy in a World Marked by Despair