Below are the conference programmes from the past PESGB Annual Conferences:
"Mind is primarily a verb": Caring Democracy and Education Stefano Oliverio (University of
Naples Federico II, Italy) Zoom: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81813506541 This presentation, inspired by...
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Interest, Experience and the Idea of Importance in Education Adrian Skilbeck (University of Winchester) Also streaming on Zoom: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81813506541 For John Dewey, the...
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Freedom and Necessity in William Godwin’s Philosophy of Education Dr Graham Nutbrown. Visiting Lecturer, University of Bath (Speaker) Dr Eri Mountbatten-O'Malley (co-Chair)/ Dr Jim Hordern...
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Values Education in the Early Years Speakers: Christina Easton (University of Warwick): "Early years reading programmes and LGBT-affirmative education" Liz Pemberton (The Black Nursery...
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Over the last few years, a string of publications seems to suggest a persistent interest in Friedrich Fröbel, who is by most considered to be the inventor of the kindergarten, and whose seminal work...
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Join us for the launch of ‘Civil Society’s Education’ by Christopher Winch. The book provides a detailed treatment of the concept of civil society from a philosophical perspective, drawing on...
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Philosophies of English Studies: Past, Present, & Future Directions Seminar 1: Aesthetic & Ethical Dimensions The first in a series of three seminars funded by the Philosophy of Education...
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Two complementary ways of knowing the importance of aesthetic experiences in education This event will aim to bring together two unique perspectives on the role of educators to re-humanize...
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From Rhythm to Rhuthmòs: An Exploration of Ethico-Pedagogic Forms of Learning in Contemporary Universities Fadia Dakka (Birmingham City University) This presentation will explore the complexities...
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Elvis Imafidon, Reader in African Philosophy, SOAS Ubuntu philosophy, collaborative pedagogy and inclusive educational practices The Society is delighted to announce the PESGB 60th Anniversary...
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Education For All: The Legacy of Professor Richard Pring You are warmly invited to a memorial symposium to celebrate the life and scholarship of Professor Richard Pring. The programme for the day...
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What can death teach about love? Downward journeys to Nowhere Special All welcome. In this talk I consider whether downward journeys might helpfully figure in an artful death education. First, I...
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