What does it mean to “disagree well” within academia?
Respect and integrity are accepted and practiced as vital to the life of the University. They are valued for their contribution to research and teaching excellence, to our engagement with the public realm and with each other.
This panel session considers different forms of deliberation, communication, and debate within the academy, often along disciplinary lines. How do, can and should academics and professional staff “disagree well”? Why does this matter and what impact, if any, might this have on public debate in the wider community?
TIME STAMPS
00:17 - 04:20 - A/Prof Jennifer Barrett (introduction)
04:30 - 09:10 - Prof Joellen Riley
11:10 - 22:00 - Prof Celine Boehm
23:50 - 34:40 - Prof David Schlosberg
36:50 - 49:35 - Kirsten Andrews
49:45 - 59:15 - Facilitated conversation
59:22 - 01:03:40 - Audience Q&A
This Sydney Ideas was event held on Tuesday 18 September, 2018 at the University of Sydney. https://sydney.edu.au/news-opinion/sydney-ideas/2018/differing-views-valuing-disagreement.html
