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Griffith Review - Ways of Seeing

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For their first issue of 2011, the prestigious literary journal tackles the academy head-on. In the lead essay, John Armstrong, Philosopher-in-Residence at Melbourne Business school, presents a compelling case for radical reform in our universities’ teaching of the humanities.

Presenters

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Julianne Schultz

Julianne Schultz is the founding editor of Griffith REVIEW and chaired the Creative Australia stream of Australia 2020 Summit.

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Peter Clarke

Peter Clarke is a Melbourne-based broadcaster, writer and educator.

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Glyn Davis

Professor Glyn Davis is Vice-Chancellor and President of the University of Melbourne. He wrote The Australian Policy Handbook and co-chaired the Australia 2020 Summit with Prime Minister Kevin Rudd.

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John Armstrong

John Armstrong is a scholar, writer and speaker on art and culture.

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