| PUBLICATIONS
A. BOOKS
Peter Murphy, Simon Marginson, and Michael Peters, Imagination: Three Models of Imagination in the Age of the Knowledge Economy (New York: Peter Lang, contracted).
Simon Marginson, Peter Murphy and Michael Peters, Global Creation: Space, Mobility and Synchrony in the Age of the Knowledge Economy (New York: Peter Lang, contracted).
Michael Peters, Simon Marginson, and Peter Murphy, Creativity and the Global Knowledge Economy (New York: Peter Lang, 2009).
Peter Murphy and David Roberts,
Dialectic
of Romanticism: A Critique of Modernism (London and New
York: Continuum, 2004), pp 236. Hardcover ISBN 0-8264-7204-4;
Paperback ISBN 0-8264-8786-6
Peter Murphy, Civic
Justice: From Ancient Greece to the Modern World (Amherst,
NY: Humanity Books, 2001). pp 339. ISBN 1-57392-951-4
A1. LECTURES
Peter Murphy, Joel Kahn, Joseph
Camilleri, Australian Perspectives on Southeast Asia, Australia
and the World (Manila: PASN/Ateneo de Manila University,
2005), pp 90. ISBN 971-92296-6-7
B. EDITED COLLECTIONS
Peter Murphy and Eduardo de la Fuente (eds) Philosophical and Cultural Theories of Music (Leiden: Brill Publishers, contracted).
Peter Murphy and Johann Arnason
(eds), Agon, Logos, Polis (Stuttgart: Franz Steiner
Verlag, 2001), pp 256. ISBN 3-515-07747-2.
Peter Murphy (ed.)
Friendship
a special issue of South Atlantic Quarterly (Durham, NC: Duke
University Press, 97: 1, Winter 1998), pp 226. ISBN 0822364565
Peter Murphy and Michael Crozier
(eds), The
Left In Search of a Center (Urbana-Champaign: Illinois
University Press, 1996), pp 232. Cloth, ISBN 0-252-02199-1.
Paper, ISBN 0-252-06497-6.
C. ARTICLES
AND CHAPTERS
74. ‘The power and the imagination: the enigmatic state in Shakespeare’s English history plays’ Revue Internationale de Philosophie Vol 63, No 1(Brussells: Presses Universitaires de France, 2009).
73. ‘From Information to Imagination: Multivalent Logic and System Creation in Personal Knowledge Management’ in G. Gorman and D. Pauleen (eds) Knowledge Management: Preparing for Inevitable Change (Aldershot, UK: Gower Publishing, forthcoming).
72. ‘The Limits of Soft Power’ in D. Black, S. Epstein, A. Tokita (eds) Complicated Currents: Media Production, the Korean Wave, and Soft Power in East Asia (Melbourne: Monash E-Press, forthcoming).
71. ‘Bob Dylan Ain’t Talking: One Man’s Vast Comic Adventure in American Music, Dramaturgy, and Mysticism’ in Eduardo de la Fuente and Peter Murphy (eds) Philosophical and Cultural Theories of Music (Leiden: Brill Publishers, forthcoming).
70. ‘I am not who I am: Paradox and Indirect Communication, or the Case of the Comic God and the Dramaturgical Self’ in Special Issue on Paradox and Communication, Empedocles: European Journal for the Philosophy of Communication (Bristol: Intellect Books, forthcoming 2010).
69. ‘Politics’, George Ritzer (ed.) The Blackwell Encyclopedia of Sociology Second Edition (Oxford: Blackwell, forthcoming).
68. ‘Sacred Icon: Jørn Utzon’s Sydney Opera House’ in Makarand Paranjape and Andrew Hassam (eds) Sacred Australia (Melbourne: Clouds of Magellan, forthcoming).
67. ‘The N-Dimensional Geometry and Kinaesthetic Space of the Internet’ in Margherita Pagani (ed.) Encyclopedia of Multimedia Technology and Networking Second Edition Volume II (Hershey, PA: Information Science Reference, 2009), pp 1042-1047.
66. ‘Public Opinion and the Internet’ in Margherita Pagani (ed.) Encyclopedia of Multimedia Technology and Networking Second Edition Volume III(Hershey, PA: Information Science Reference, 2009), pp 1994-1999.
65. ‘Nature’s God: Emerson and the Greeks’, Thesis Eleven: Critical Theory and Historical Sociology 93 (London: Sage, 2008), pp 64-71.
64. ‘The Pitch Black Night of Human Creation: Calling Heidegger’s Philosophy of Terror to Account’ in Vrasidias Karalis (ed.) Heidegger and the Aesthetics of Living (Newcastle: Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2008), pp 65-78.
63. ‘"You
Are Wasting My Time":Why Limits on Connectivity are essential
for Economies ofCreativity' University of Auckland Business
Review 91:2, 2007, pp 17-26.
62.
(with David Pauleen) ‘Managing
Paradox in a World of Knowledge’, Management Decision
45: 6 (Bingley, UK: Emerald Group Publishing, 2007), pp 1008-1022.
61. ‘Imitation and Creation’ in Christine Magerski,
Robert Savage, and Christiane Weller (eds) Moderne begreifen
(Wiesbaden: Deutschen Universitäts-Verlag, 2007), pp
365-380.
60. ‘The
Art of Systems: The Cognitive-Aesthetic Culture of Portal
Cities and the Development of Meta-Cultural Advanced Knowledge
Economies’ in David J. Pauleen (ed.) Cross-Cultural
Perspectives on Knowledge Management (Westport, CT: Greenwood,
2007), pp 35-63.
59.
‘Politics’, George Ritzer (ed.) The Blackwell
Encyclopedia of Sociology (Oxford: Blackwell, 2007), pp 3463-2467.
58.
‘Hannah Arendt’, George Ritzer (ed.) The Blackwell
Encyclopedia of Sociology (Oxford: Blackwell, 2007), pp 166-175.
57.
(with David Pauleen) ‘Being Virtually There: The Role
of Social Capital’, University of Auckland Business
Review, 8:1, 2006 (Auckland: University of Auckland Business
School), pp 61-67.
56. ‘American
Civilization’, Thesis Eleven: Critical Theory and
Historical Sociology 81 (London: Sage, 2006), pp 64-92.
55. ‘Sealanes’ in P. Beilharz and T. Hogan (eds)
Sociology—Place, Time and Division (Melbourne: Oxford
University Press, 2006), pp. 38-44.
54. ‘Social
Phusis and the Pattern of Creation’, Budhi: A Journal
of Culture and Ideas IX: 1 (Manila: Ateneo de Manila University,
2005), pp 39-74.
53. ‘Knowledge
Capitalism’, Thesis Eleven: Critical Theory and
Historical Sociology 81 (London: Sage, 2005), pp 36-62.
52.
(with David Pauleen), ‘In Praise of Cultural Bias’,
MIT Sloan Management Review, Winter 2005, Volume 46, Number
2, 2005, pp 21-22.
51. ‘Trust,
Rationality and the Virtual Team’ in Mehdi Khosrow-Pour
(ed.) Encyclopedia of Information Science and Technology (Hershey,
PA: Idea Group, 2005), pp. 3018-3021.
50. ‘The N-Dimensional Geometry and Kinaesthetic Space of
the Internet’ in Margherita Pagani (ed.) Encyclopedia
of Multimedia Technology and Networking Volume 2 (Hershey,
PA: Idea Group, 2005), pp 742-747.
49. ‘Public
Opinion and the Internet’ in Margherita Pagani (ed.)
Encyclopedia of Multimedia Technology and Networking Volume
2 (Hershey, PA: Idea Group, 2005), pp 863-868.
48.
‘France’s Mediterranean Antipodes’ in Ratiba
Hadj-Moussa and Mauro Peressini (eds) The Mediterranean Reconsidered:
A Multidisciplinary View (Québec: Canadian Museum of
Civilization, 2005), pp 249-260.
47.
‘Communication and Self-Organization’, Southern
Review 37:3 (Melbourne: RMIT University, 2005), pp 87-102.
46.
‘The Book of the Dead: A Response to Johann Arnason’,
Thesis Eleven: Critical Theory and Historical Sociology 80
(London, Sage, 2005), pp 114-116.
45.
‘Cornelius Castoriadis’ in George Ritzer (ed.)
Encyclopedia of Social Theory (London: Sage, 2005), pp 82-83.
44.
‘The City of Ideas: Cavafy as a Philosopher of History’
in Modern Greek Studies 11/12 (Parkville, Vic: Modern Greek
Studies Association of Australia & New Zealand, 2004),
pp 75-102.
43. ‘Portal Empire: Plastic Power and Thalassic Imagination’,
New Zealand Sociology 19:1 (Wellington: Victoria University,
2004), pp 4-27.
42. ‘Agnes Heller’s Great Society’, Thesis
Eleven: Critical Theory and Historical Sociology 75 (London:
Sage, 2003), pp 96-107.
41.
‘Trust, Rationality and Virtual Teams’ in David
Pauleen (ed.) Virtual Teams: Projects, Protocols and Processes
(Hershey, PA: Idea Group, 2003), pp 316-342.
40. ‘The Ethics of Distance’, Budhi: A Journal
of Culture and Ideas VI: 2/3 (Manila: Ateneo University Office
of Research, 2003), pp 1-24.
39. ‘The Dance of Love’, Thesis Eleven: Critical
Theory and Historical Sociology 72 (London: Sage, 2003), pp
65-90.
38.
‘The City’ in A. Leontis, L. E. Talalay, K. Taylor
(eds), What These Ithakas Mean. Readings in Cavafy (Athens:
Hellenic Literary and Historical Archive, 2002), p 74
37. ‘Marine
Reason’, Thesis Eleven 67 (London: Sage, 2001),
pp 11-38.
36.
‘Introduction’ (with J. P. Arnason) in Peter Murphy
and Johann Arnason (eds) Agon, Logos, Polis (Stuttgart: Franz
Steiner Verlag, 2001), pp 7-14.
35.
‘Architectonics’ in Peter Murphy and Johann Arnason
(eds) Agon, Logos, Polis (Stuttgart: Franz Steiner Verlag,
2001), pp 207-232.
34.
‘The City of Reason’ in Norman Crowe, Richard
Economakis and Michael Lykoudis (eds), Building Cities (London:
Artmedia Press, 1999), pp 24-25.
33. ‘The
Existential Stoic’, Thesis Eleven 60 (London: Sage,
1999), pp 87-94.
32.
Entry on Agnes Heller in Ellis Cashmore and Chris Rojeck (eds)
Dictionary of Cultural Theorists (London: Arnold, 1999), pp
230-232.
31. ‘Metropolitan
Rhythms: A Preface to a Musical Philosophy for the New World’,
Thesis Eleven 56 (London: Sage, 1999), pp 81-105.
30.
‘Introduction’ in Friendship issue of South Atlantic
Quarterly (Durham, NC: Duke University Press, 97: 1, Winter
1998), pp 1-4.
29. ‘Friendship’s
Eu-topia’ in Friendship issue of South Atlantic
Quarterly (Durham, NC: Duke University Press, 97: 1, Winter
1998), pp 169-186.
28.
‘The Age of Contingency’, Daimon: Revista de Filosofia
17 (Murcia, Espana: Universidad de Murcia, 1998), pp 101-118.
27. ‘The
Triadic Moment: The Anti-Genealogy of Hellenistic Marxism’,
Thesis Eleven 53 (London: Sage, 1998), pp 102-113.
26.
‘The Roar of Whispers: Cosmopolitanism and Neohellenism’
in Journal of Modern Greek Studies15:2 (Baltimore: The Johns
Hopkins University Press, 1997), pp 274-281.
25.
‘Grace Notes’ in Private Maps of Public Spaces:
Essays on Culture and Space (Ballarat: Centre for Contemporary
Cultural Enquiry, University of Ballarat, 1996), pp 1-21.
24. ‘Peregrini’,
Thesis Eleven 46 (London: Sage, 1996), pp 1-32.
23.
‘Romantic Modernism and the Greek Polis’ (translation)
in Social Sciences Abroad 5 and 6 (Beijing: Chinese Academy
of Social Sciences, 1996).
22.
‘Introduction: In Search of the Civic Center’
(with M. Crozier) in The Left in Search of a Center (Urbana-Champaign:
Illinois University Press, 1996), pp 1-30.
21.
‘Classicism, Modernism, Pluralism’ in The Left
In Search of a Center (Urbana-Champaign: Illinois University
Press, 1996), pp 118-139.
20.
‘The Birth of Humanism’, Thesis Eleven 40 (Cambridge,
MA: MIT Press, 1995), pp 44-67.
19.
‘The Body Politic’ in Paul Komesaroff (ed.) Troubled
Bodies (Durham, NC: Duke University Press, 1995).
18.
‘The Dark Knight of Faith and the Epicurean Hero’,
Thesis Eleven 39 (Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 1994), pp 105-118.
17.
‘Postmodern Perspectives and Justice’ in Dennis
Patterson (ed.) Postmodernism and Law (New York, NY: New York
University Press, 1994; Aldershot: Dartmouth, 1994), pp 3-18.
16.
‘Civility and Radicalism’ in John Burnheim (ed.)
The Social Philosophy of Agnes Heller (Editions Rodopi: Atlanta/Amsterdam,
1994), pp 169-192.
15.
‘Pluralism and Politics’ in John Burnheim (ed.)
The Social Philosophy of Agnes Heller (Editions Rodopi: Atlanta/Amsterdam,
1994), pp 193-238.
14.
‘Romantic Modernism and the Greek Polis’, Thesis
Eleven 34 (Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 1993), pp 42-66.
13.
‘Socialism and Democracy’ in Between Postmodernity
and Totalitarianism (Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 1992), pp 12-31.
12.
‘Is the philosophy of rights enough?’, Thesis
Eleven 32 (Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 1992), pp 13-36.
11.
‘Republican Jurisprudence and the Modern Constitution’,
Thesis Eleven 31 (Cambridge, MA: MIT Press 1992), pp 154-167.
10.
‘Agnes Heller’ in Peter Beilharz (ed.) Social
Theory - A Guide to Central Thinkers (Sydney: Allen &
Unwin, 1992), pp 141-146.
9.
‘Postmodern Perspectives and Justice’, Thesis
Eleven 30 (Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 1991), pp 117-132.
8.
‘To Create Anew the Universe: Political Romanticism
and the Promethean Vision of Roberto Unger’, Thesis
Eleven 28 (Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 1991), pp 113-126.
7.
‘Socialism and Democracy’, Thesis Eleven 26 (Melbourne,
1990), pp 54-77.
6.
‘Radicalism and the spheres of value’, Thesis
Eleven 25 (Melbourne, 1990), pp 39-58.
5.
‘Between Romanticism and Republicanism: The Political
Theory of Claude Lefort’, Thesis Eleven 23 (Melbourne,:
Thesis Eleven, 1989), pp 131-142.
4.
‘Happiness and Freedom: The Pathos of Modernity in Agnes
Heller’, Thesis Eleven 16 (Melbourne: Thesis Eleven,
1987), pp 40-55.
3.
‘Meaning, Truth and Ethical Value’ (Part II),
Praxis International 7:1 (Oxford: Blackwell, 1987), pp 35-56.
2.
‘Meaning, Truth and Ethical Value’ (Part I), Praxis
International 5:3 (Oxford: Blackwell, 1985), pp 224-246.
1.
‘Moralities, Rule Choice, and the Universal Legislator’,
Social Research 50:4 (New York: New School For Social Research,
1983), pp 757-801.
D.
REVIEWS
13. Review of Sandra Braman,
Communication Researchers and Policy-Making in Online Information
Review 29: 2 (Bradford, West Yorkshire : MCB University Press,
2005).
12.
Review of Bernard Lewis, What Went Wrong? Western Impact and
Middle Eastern Response in Thesis Eleven: Critical Theory
and Historical Sociology 76 (London: Sage, 2004).
11.
Review
of Cornelius Castoriadis, On Plato’s Statesman in
Thesis Eleven: Critical Theory and Historical Sociology 74
(London: Sage, 2003), pp 126-133.
10.
Review of Richard Freadman and Seumas Miller, Re-Thinking
Theory in Policy: A Journal of Public Policy and Ideas 10:
2 (St Leonards, NSW: Centre for Independent Studies, 1994).
9.
Review of Agnes Heller and Ferenc Feher, The Grandeur and
Twilight of Radical Universalism in Theory and Society 22:4
(Dordrecht: Kluwer Academic, 1993).
8.
Review of C. Kukathas, D. Lovell and W. Maley (eds), The Transition
from Socialism: State and Civil Society in Gorbachev's USSR
in Policy: A Journal of Public Policy and Ideas 8: 2 (St Leonards,
NSW: Centre for Independent Studies, 1992).
7.
Review of S. Alomes and D. den Hartog (eds), Post Pop: Popular
Culture, Nationalism and Postmodernism, in Australian Journal
of Political Science 27:1, 1992.
6.
Review of Fredric Jameson, Late Marxism: Adorno, or The Persistence
of the Dialectic in Australian Journal of Political Science
26:3, 1991.
5.
Review of Gisela Kaplan and Clive Kessler (eds), Hannah Arendt
in Australian Journal of Political Science 26:2, 1991.
4.
Review of Norman Geras, Discourses of Extremity in Political
Theory Newsletter 3:1 (Canberra: ADF/University of News South
Wales, 1991).
3.
Review of John Keane (ed.), Civil Society and the State and
John Keane, Democracy and Civil Society in Thesis Eleven 26
(Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 1990).
2.
Review of Allan Bloom, The Closing of the American Mind in
Policy Report (St Leonards, NSW: Centre for Independent Studies,
Dec./Jan. 1988-89).
1.Review
of Rajchman and West (eds), Post-Analytic Philosophy in Telos
68 (New York: Telos Press, 1986).
E.
OTHER PUBLICATIONS
2. ‘Printing, Communication and Silence in the Ottoman
Empire: Reflections on Empire and the Architectonics of Justice’
in Proceedings of 2002 Seoul International Conference for
History (Seoul: Executive Committee 2002 Seoul International
Conference for History, 2002), pp 99-101.
1. ‘The
Irish Thing: A Conversation on the Australian and American
Irish Diaspora’ with Candice Ward, Introduction
by Vassilis Lambropoulos, Special Issue on Diaspora and Immigration,
South Atlantic Quarterly 98:1/2 (Durham, NC: Duke University
Press, 1999), pp 117-134.
F.
PUBLIC COMMENTARY
3.
‘How the left-leaning media hurt Labor’, The Age
(Melbourne: Fairfax Press), December 9, 2004.
2.
Commentator, ‘Target Australia’, Insight television
program, Special Broadcasting Service (SBS), Australia, Septeber
14, 2004.
1.
‘A Step Beyond Refugee Camps’, The Age (Melbourne:
Fairfax Press), December 23, 2002.
G.
LECTURES, PAPERS AND ADDRESSES
CONFERENCES,
LECTURES AND SEMINARS
I.
Invited Papers and Addresses:
50. Opening Remarks, Cosmopolitan Melbourne: Cultural Diversity and Social Cohesion Conference, Monash University, March 28, 2008.
49.
Opening Remarks, ‘Agnes Heller’ introducing the
La Trobe Inaugural Agnes Heller Lecture, School of Social
Sciences, La Trobe University.
48.
Paper, ‘Emerson and the Greeks’, From Aristotle
to Us: An International Conference, La Trobe University, May
1-2, 2007.
47.
Paper, ‘Icon:
Jørn Utzon’s Sydney Opera House’, Royal
Academy of Fine Arts School of Architecture, Copenhagen, April
20, 2007
46.
Paper, ‘Unsocial Sociability: The Paradoxes of Intellectual
Capital Formation and Social Capital Networks’, Copenhagen
Business School, April 19, 2007.
45.
Paper, ‘The Comic Agon’, Department of Arts and
Cultural Studies, University of Copenhagen, April 18, 2007.
44.
Paper, ‘Art and Innovation: The Economy of Paradox’,
Art and Innovation Faculty Panel, Humanities Faculty, University
of Copenhagen, April 17, 2007.
43.
Paper, ‘Soft Power and Hard Power in the East Asian
Portal Ecumene: The Reach and Limits of Aesthetic Authority’,
International Symposium on Media and Popular Cultural Flows
in East Asia, Monash University, Clayton Campus, Melbourne,
August 4-5 2006.
42.
Paper, ‘Hannah Arendt’s Beginnings: The Paradoxes
of Political Time and the Act of Social Creation’, Symposium
on Hannah Arendt, The Sydney Society for Literature and Aesthetics,
20-21 July 2006.
41.
Paper, ‘Romanticism: A-Causal Creation and the Divine
in History’, Seminar on Romanticism, School of Social
Sciences, La Trobe University, March 28, 2006.
40.
Paper, ‘Aesthetic Life and Nature’, Symposium
on Martin Heidegger and the Aesthetics of Living, Sydney Society
of Literature and Aesthetics, The University of Sydney, December
12-13th 2005.
39.
Paper, ‘America’,
Seminar on American Civilization, La Trobe University, December
7, 2005.
38.
Paper, ‘Creation: Time Out of Mind’, History and
Philosophy of Science and Social Theory Seminar, University
of Melbourne, October, 2005.
37.
Paper, ‘The Art Firm’, Going Virtual The Future
of Work, The Second Asia-Pacific Conference on Remote Virtual
Working. Conference, Brisbane, September 2005.
36.
Summation. ‘Concluding Remarks’, Going Virtual
The Future of Work, The Second Asia-Pacific Conference on
Remote Virtual Working. Conference, Brisbane, September 2005.
35.
Paper, ‘Paradoxes of Intellectual Capital Formation
and Social Networking’, International Symposium on Social
and Organizational Informatics and Cybernetics: SOIC 2005,
Orlando, Florida, July 2005.
34.
Paper (with Trevor Hogan), ‘Creative Cities and Intellectual
Capital: Megapolis, Technopolis and the China Seas Region,
8th Asian Urbanization Conference, Kobe, Japan, August, 2005.
33.
Public Lecture, ‘The City In Asia: Megapolis and Technopolis’,
Ateneo de Manila University, Manila, Philippines, June 2005.
32.
Paper, ‘The Pattern of Creation’, Asian and Antipoden
Modernities, Buhdi Colloquium in Manila, Ateneo de Manila
University, Manila, Philippines, June 2005.
31.
Address, ‘The Philippines Into The 21st Century—the
Promise and the Prospects’, Australia-Philippines State
of Play Briefing, Australia-Philippines Business Council,
Melbourne, April 2005.
30.
Paper, ‘Social Memory, Creation and History: Reflections
on Castoriadis’, Revisiting Cultural Memory in the Greek
World, 7th Biennial Conference, Modern Greek Association of
Australia and New Zealand, University of Sydney, 9-11 December,
2004.
29.
Public Lecture, ‘Designing Intelligence and Civic Power: Maritime Political
Economy From Athens to Australia’, Philippines-Australia
Study Network, Ateneo de Manila University, Manila, Philippines,
February 2004.
28.
Public Lecture, ‘Epicurean Philosophy of History and
the Stoic-Epicureanism of Constantine Cavafy’, Department
of Philosophy, Ateneo de Manila University, Manila, Philippines,
February 2004.
27.
Public Lecture, ‘Stoicism in the Digital Age’,
Department of Philosophy, Ateneo de Manila University, Manila,
Philippines, January 2004.
26.
Public Lecture, ‘Stoicism, Love and Friendship’,
Department of Philosophy, Ateneo de Manila University,
Manila, Philippines, January 2004.
25.
Public Lecture, ‘Pneuma and Civilization’, Department
of Philosophy, Ateneo de Manila University, Manila, Philippines,
January 2004.
24.
Public Lecture, ‘Designing Fire’, Department of
Philosophy, Ateneo de Manila University, Manila, Philippines,
January 2004.
23.
Roundtable Paper, ‘A Comment on Intellectual Capital
and Ivan Szelenyi’s Social Theory’, La Trobe Institute
for Advanced Studies, November 2003.
22.
Paper, ‘The New Dialectic of Modernity: Art, Artifice
and Architecture in America’, Centre for Comparative
Literature Symposium: In What Style Shall We Build? Style
and Time, Style and History Monash University, Melbourne,
April 2003.
21.
Public Lecture, ‘The Ethics of Distance’, Ateneo
de Manila University, Manila, Philippines,
February 2003.
20.
Paper, ‘Plastic Power and Information City’, Ateneo
de Manila University Colloquium: Cities, Nations, Civilizations,
Manila, Philippines, February 2003.
19.
Paper, ‘Printing, Communication and Silence in the Ottoman
Empire: Reflections on Empire and the
Architectonics of Justice’, 2002 Seoul International
Conference for History/ 11th Annual Conference for the World
History Association, 15-18 August 2002, Seoul National University,
Seoul, Korea.
18.
Paper, ‘Order and Contingency’, Seminar on Social
Theory, School of Social Sciences, La Trobe University, Melbourne,
Australia, June 2002.
17.
Paper in Response to Keynote, Seminar on Art and Science,
School of Social Sciences, La Trobe University, Melbourne,
Australia, April 2002.
16.
Paper, Agon: A Conference on the Common Place, Tragic Fate,
Contemporary Return and Democratic Future of the Classical,
The Ohio State University (Columbus, Ohio), April 1997.
15.
Talk, ‘Explaining Australia’, International Issues
(Pacific Rim) Seminar, Council on International Education,
Baylor University, Texas, November 1996.
14.
Keynote Address, Model UN Conference, Baylor University, Texas,
November 1996.
13.
Paper, Seminar, Department of Classics/ Hellenic Studies,
Ohio State University, April 1996.
12.
Summation, Conference on the Future of Hellenism in the University
Curriculum, Hellenic Studies Program, Ohio State University,
March 1996.
11.
Public Lecture, Department of Communications and Mass Media,
Panteion University, Athens, December 1995.
10.
Paper, ‘The Future of Political Theory’ Roundtable,
Australian Political Studies Association Conference, University
of Melbourne, September 1995.
9.
Paper, Seminar, La Trobe University Department of Sociology,
Melbourne, May 1955.
8.
Paper, Conference-Workshop, ‘Descent From The Acropolis’,
The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio, February 1995.
7.
Paper, ‘After Greece’ Seminar, Modern Greek Program,
The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio, November 1994.
6.
Paper, Conference on Extending Democracy, Deakin University,
Melbourne, September 1994.
5.
Paper, ‘The Cultural Advantage of Nations’, Department
of Economic History, La Trobe University, Melbourne, October
1993.
4.
Paper, Seminar, Theory, Culture and Society 10th Anniversary
Conference, Pittsburgh, August 1992.
3.
Paper, Seminar, Department of Philosophy, Graduate Faculty,
New School For Social Research, New York,November 1991.
2.
Paper, Seminar, Centre for Western European Studies, University
of California, Berkeley, November 1991.
1.
Paper, Seminar, Monash University Department of Sociology,
Melbourne, September 1990.
II.
Invited Lectures:
22.
Lecture, Communication
Techology is Making Us and Breaking Us, 1st year undergraduate
class, School of Social Sciences, La Trobe University, Melbourne,
October 10, 2006.
21.
Lecture, Class, City and Creativity, Session
One and Session
Two, 2/3rd year undergraduate class, School of Social
Sciences, La Trobe University, Melbourne, March 23, 2006.
20.
Online Lecture, Virtual Ethics, Department of Philosophy,
Ateneo de Manila University, Manila, Philippines, May 2005.
19.
Lecture, Knowledge Cities: America and East Asia, 2/3rd year
undergraduate class, Social Sciences, La Trobe University,
April 2005.
18.
Online Lecture, Virtual
Ethics, Department of Philosophy, Ateneo de Manila University,
Manila,
Philippines, May 2004.
17.
Online Lecture, Ethics of Friendship, Department of Philosophy,
Ateneo de Manila University, Manila,
Philippines, April 2004.
16.
Lecture, Learning from American Cities, 2/3rd year undergraduate
class, La Trobe University,
April 2004.
15.
Lecture Series, Philosophy of Architecture, Departments of
Fine Arts and Philosophy, Ateneo de Manila University, Manila,
Philippines, January-February 2004.
14.
Lecture Series, Therapy of Desire (Stoicism and Epicureanism),
Department of Philosophy, Ateneo de Manila University, Manila,
Philippines, January-February 2004.
13.
Lecture, Successful Cities, 2/3rd year undergraduate class,
La Trobe University, August 2003.
12.
Lecture, The New Dialectic of Modernity: Art, Artifice, and
Architecture in America, 3rd year undergraduate architectural
theory class, Victoria University of Wellington School of
Architecture and Design, May 2003.
11.
Lecture, Port Cities and Economic Geography: North American
Cases, 2/3rd year undergraduate class, School of Social Sciences,
La Trobe University, August 2002.
10.
Lecture, Port Cities, Architecture, and Economic Innovation,
2/3rd year undergraduate class, School of Social Sciences,
La Trobe University, August 2002.
9.
Lecture, The Bell Curve, Master of Communications, SIM, Victoria
University of Wellington, Wellington, September 2002.
8.
Lecture, War and Communications, Master of Communications,
SIM, Victoria University of Wellington, Wellington, September
2001.
7.
Lectures, Asian International Relations, Department of Political
Science, Baylor University, Texas, November 1996.
6.
Lectures, Introduction to Sociology, Department of Sociology,
Baylor University, Texas, November 1996.
5.
Lectures, Comparative Politics, Department of Political Science,
Baylor University, Texas, November 1996.
4.
Lecture, World Culture, Department of Political Science, Baylor
University, Texas, November 1996.
3.
Seminar, Political Theory Class, Department of Political Science,
University of San Francisco, April 1996.
2.
Lecture, Modern Political Thought, Department of Politics,
University of Melbourne, October 1993.
1.
Lecture, Social Theory, History and Philosophy of Science,
University of Melbourne, September 1993.
III.
Conference Papers:
16. Panel Remarks, ‘Theology and Social Theory: A Roundtable with John Carroll on The Existential Jesus’, Cultural Sociology Group Sessions for The Australasian Sociological Association (TASA) Conference, December 2008.
15. Discussant, Collaborations: Creative Partnerships in Art and Writing Seminar, Monash University, October 2008.
14. Paper, ‘The Political Dramaturgy of Rat Cunning’, International and Intercultural Communications in the Age of Digital Media Conference, Monash University, August 2008,
13. Paper, ‘I am not who I am: Paradox and Indirect Communication, or the Case of the Comic God and the Dramaturgical Self’, Symposium on Paradox and Indirect Communication, Monash University, May 2008.
12. Paper, ‘Bob Dylan Ain’t Talking: One Man’s Vast Comic Adventure in American Music, Dramaturgy, and Mysticism’, Music, Culture and Society Conference, Monash University, March 2008.
11.
Paper, ‘Troy and Gallipoli: The Australian Myth of Foundation’,
The Greeks: Myths, Muses and Modernities International Seminar,
Monash University, May 3, 2007.
10.
Paper, ‘Going
Mobile: From Walking Stick to Cell Phone, or, What Chicago
School theories of human locomotion tell us about the communion
of strangers, the civilisation of cities, and the progress
of the human species’, City, Society and Self: A
National Colloquium on the Chicago School of Sociology, Monash
University, October 9-10, 2005.
9.
Paper (with T. Hogan),‘Technopolis
and Megapolis: The Economics of Paradox’, 8th Asian
Urbanisation Conference, The University of Marketing and Distribution
Sciences (UMDS), Kobe, Japan, August 2005.
8.
Paper, ‘Megapolis and Technopolis’, Sixth International
Social Theory Consortium Conference, National University of
Singapore, June 2005.
7.
Paper, ‘The Pattern of Creation’, Sixth International
Social Theory Consortium Conference, National University of
Singapore, June 2005.
6.
Paper (with Trevor Hogan), ‘Discord and Order in the
New Urbanism of Asian-Pacific Cities’, Fifth International
Social Theory Consortium Conference, Toronto, June 2004.
5.
Paper, Australian Political Science Association Conference,
Melbourne, September 1993.
4.
Paper, Reason and Imagination Conference, Monash University,
August 1991.
3.
Paper, Postmodernism and Social Science Seminar, Research
School of Social Sciences, Australian National University,
July 1990.
2.
Paper, Australian Political Studies Association Conference,
University of Tasmania, September 1990.
1.
Paper, TASA Sociology Conference, La Trobe University, December
1989.
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