Wayne Hudson

EDUCATION AND PROFESSIONAL

M.A., L.L.B. (University of Sydney)
D.Phil. (Oxford University)
Professor and Head of School, Arts, Media and Culture
The Charles Strong Memorial Lecture, Australian Association for the Study of Religions Conference, Griffith University, Brisbane, July 2003.
Director of Centre for Advanced Studies in the Humanities, Griffith University, July 2000-2003.
Professorial Lecture: The Horizons of Post Religion
Foundation Editor, The Journal of Australasian Process Thought, 1999.
Member, International Advisory Council, Toda Institute for Global Peace and Policy Research, Hawaii USA, 1999.
Director, National Institute for Law, Ethics and Public Affairs, Oct 1996 - Nov 1997.

RESEARCH

Australian Receptions of Postmodernism and Postmodernity,1989.
Australian Intellectual History,1990.
Republicanism and Ethics, 1992.
Contemporary German Philosophy and the Critique of Postmodernism, 1994.
Rethinking Citizenship, 1994.
'History for Citizens', 1995.
'Civil Society and Ethical Governance: Extending the NILEPA Agenda in Asia', 1998.
Multifaith Project, Griffith University, 1999.
'Religious Citizenship and Civil Society: Revisionist Studies in the History of Australian Citizenship', 2001.
'Constructing a Public Sphere in Taiwan', 2003.

BEST PUBLICATIONS

Books

The Marxism of Ernst Bloch (London: Macmillan, and New York: St. Martins, 1982).
Reason and Its Other: Rationality in Modern German Philosophy and Culture (Oxford: Berg, 1993) edited with Dieter Freundlieb.
The Republicanism Debate (Sydney: New South Wales University Press, 1993), edited with David Carter.
Creating Australia: Changing Australian History (Sydney: Allen and Unwin, 1997), edited with Geoffrey Bolton.
Re-thinking Australian Citizenship (Melbourne: Cambridge University Press, 2000) edited with John Kane.
Civil Society in Asia (London Ashgate, 2003) edited with David Schak
The Reform of Utopia (London: Ashgate, 2003).

Articles and book chapters (refereed)

Convergence and Its Limits: Relations Between Analytic and Continental Philosophy' (with Dieter Freundlieb) in Philosophical Explorations 1, 1 (1998): 28-42
'Citizenship and Multiple Identities' in Southern Review 31, 1 (1998).
'Schelling, Bloch, and the Continental Philosophy of Religion' in P. Goodchild (ed.) Rethinking Philosophy of Religion: Approaches from Continental Philosophy (New York: Fordham University Press, 2002), ch. 14.
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