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TALKING ALLOWED SERIES

All LIT Search Institute of Advanced Studies Fellowships Upcoming events Fellowships Upcoming events LIT Home Upcoming events Talking allowed series TALKING ALLOWED SERIES ΓÇÿTalking AllowedΓÇÖ is a series of presentations offered by the LIT Institute of Advanced Studies and the Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery.

Each month, a LIT academic or invited guest will give a short presentation on a topic of current relevance to the arts and culture before inviting the audience to participate in discussion and debate.

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ΓÇÿTalking AllowedΓÇÖ is designed to be thought-provoking, challenging, stimulating and engaging.

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Come along and join the dialogue on matters that are of great importance to our society.

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Many of the talks are recorded and can be found on the Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery YouTube Channel.

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Talking Allowed YouTube playlist Talks held in 2018 The Art of Surveillance with Dr David Glance, Director of the LIT Centre for Software Practice Why Speak English?: Nationalism and the order(ing) of language in colonial Melbourne with Dr Nadia Rhook, School of Humanities, and Indigenous Studies, LIT Thinking Aloud about Head Covering (and other relevant clothes) with Krishna Sen FAHA, Professor Emerita, So

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