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@uehiro.ox.ac.ukThis #WorldSpaceWeek UOI’s Academic Visitor Koji Tachibana is asking the question ‘What is Space Exploration for?’
Find out more in his new book: bristoluniversitypress.co.uk/trade/what-i...?
@oxmedhum.bsky.socialReposted by @uehiro.ox.ac.ukUtopia Now! Conference, 14-15 November, Oxford. With a Medical Humanities Panel on Sat 14 Nov, 4-5.30pm, examining visions of disease eradication and medical utopianism through ethics, medicine and literature
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@uehiro.ox.ac.ukDo people who practice magic really believe it works? UOI senior research fellow Neil Levy and others argue there’s no single answer. Read our new blog post here: blog.uehiro.ox.ac.uk/2026/10/who-...
A “motley of attitudes” may be the most human picture of belief.
@uehiro.ox.ac.ukFilm screening of Mauvais Sang and Q&A
19 Nov 17:45 The Ultimate Picture Palace, Jeune St, OX4 1BN Tickets £6
This one-off screening is followed by a panel discussion and Q&A with experts from the fields of history, ethics and languages.
@uehiro.ox.ac.ukJonathan Pugh & the Institute of Art and Law's Alex Herman presented the free, online DARCA tool for the restitution of cultural property to UNESCO Regional Dialogue in Geneva.
DARCA is designed for those working with cultural collections: www.uehiro.ox.ac.uk/darca
Photo: Frédéric Choffat ©CSU/OFC
@uehiro.ox.ac.ukLast chance to take part in the 2026 Wonder Wander in Oxford! Get your philosophical hats on and enjoy an unusual walk around central Oxford with the wonderful Uncomfortable Oxford and our very own Jonny Pugh. Register here:
www.uncomfortableoxford.com/event/wonder...
@uehiro.ox.ac.ukJoin us for Oxford's first Wonder Wander! (Fri 25th Sept at 5:30pm). Tickets are going fast, so bag them soon. Donations are also warmly appreciated, if you can't attend in person - all donations go to @thoughtfulp4c.bsky.social and support philosophical activities for children.
@uehiro.ox.ac.ukNew blog post: Where Medicine Meets Ethics - blog.uehiro.ox.ac.uk/2026/09/wher...
Medicine is often associated with questions that have scientific answers. But some of the hardest questions in medicine cannot be answered by evidence alone.
@uehiro.ox.ac.ukCompetition time! If questions about our responsibilities towards each other, our planet and our future make you think, and you're a UK student in years 11-13 then this video competition is for you!
Find out more here: www.uehiro.ox.ac.uk/perc
#ethics #competition #responsibility #Alevels #GCSE
