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Invitation to the 2nd Meeting of the Thought and Culture Seminar, 2012-2013

November 7, 2012

Conference Title: Interrogating Scholarly Responsibility in the Era of the Neoliberal Global University

Who? Dr Alison Hearn, Faculty of Information and Media Studies, University of Western Ontario

When? Wednesday November 14th, 2012, from 4:30 pm to 6 :00 pm.

Where? C-205

Light refreshments provided.

For general information: www.penseeetculture.ca

For further information please consult the attached document.

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