Sex and Suffering - Prof Janet McCalman provides a absorbing social history of women's health at The Royal Women's Hospital Melbourne, what the nurse patient relationship was like and if things have changed

Radical Philosophy

Part 2 Sex and Suffering - Prof Janet McCalman

Sex and Suffering - Prof Janet McCalman provides a absorbing social history of women's health at The Royal Women's Hospital Melbourne from 1856-1996.

Sex and Suffering - Prof Janet McCalman

Respect - Dr Kristi Giselsson discusses the current questioning of the concept of universalism, marginalisation and oppression and the argument for the inclusion of non-human animals.

Respect - Dr Kristi Giselsson

 Women's Food Matters - Dr Vicki A Swinbank discusses the significance of the book title, why there was a need for this book and how feminists have often seen the kitchen as a site of women’s oppression.

Women's Food Matters - Dr Vicki A Swinbank

Anne Lister & Ann Walker - Lynn Pharaoh discusses Anne Lister's lesbian relationship with Ann Walker, the many obstacles they had to overcome and their legacy for lesbians globally.

Anne Lister & Ann Walker - Lynn Pharaoh

Part 2 Empathy - Meline Papazian discusses the connection between empathy and morality, moral judgements and the value of empathy.

Part 2 Empathy - Meline Papazian

Empathy - Meline Papazian discusses the essential features of empathy, the history of the word empathy and emotional sharing..

Empathy - Meline Papazian

Philosophy for Children  - Dr Laura D’Olimpio discusses what parents can do to introduce their children to philosophy at an early age, the benefits of asking children philosophical questions and if philosophy prepares children for life.

Philosophy for Children - Dr Laura D’Olimpio

 Mental Capacity - A/Prof Imogen Goold & Dr Cressida Auckland discuss the indicators of a lack of mental capacity, the law's cliff-edge approach to mental capacity and the mental capacity Bill and human rights.

Mental Capacity - A/Prof Imogen Goold & Dr Cressida Auckland

Food for Thought, lets get radical for philosophy!