the i d ,^^^ a s July 91011fri sat sun 1999 North Terrace Allelaid, e South Australia pie ented by sponsored by N. K, A (^:I^;:%^:I^ welcome himy 0' I"I, Sat", day @ I"Iy Sunday I July I 1.00. in 10.00, in 10.30. in Welcome to the official program guide for the Bonython Hall Eld. r Hall Bony. hon Hall Eldor Hal Art Gallery Auditorium inaugural Adelaide Festival of Ideas - three days just Wartr ajust War h conversation Thinking tintk, ud Thinking OutloLrl Thinking Outloud of stimulating public forums, conversations and Paul Collins Malcolm Walter The Changing Nan" Paul Davies David Brooks Gerard Heriderson Andrew Knoll of Community solo presentations covering a wide range of 12.00 topics and featuring speakers from Australia and Hanan Ashrawi Beatrix Campbell Eld. r Hall Bony, han Hall around the world. New thinking, ideals and 12.45pm 11.30am 'in kit:lit or Am I Righ Richr or PCx, rer issues all play a part in the program for this Elder Hall The Irisltu, e Ledure Theatre Eld. r Hall Bony. hon Hall Good and Evil in a Income distribution, event. We invite you to join with us to celebrate Thin, ing OURl, ,ud Thinking Our bud Scionce Friction Intellectual Colonisation Post-Rollsiou, Society winn. r, and losers. and be a part of Adelaide's public intellectual Envi"ging a Ethical issues airing from Worn. n In Scionce Global"rsus local. Globalisatio Phillip Adams Mark Cully culture. With the exception of three ticketed sustainable future. doning. surrog. cy, sperm Where are the girl. ? VCmus tho PMedlon of Paul Davies David Brooks keynote addresses, the program is entirely free Molly Hamss 01son and cytoplasmic inj. don. Stetu. of Women in of cultural identity. Beamx Campbell Catherine Lumby to the public - a distindly Adelaide Nancy Lane Science and Policy. Barry Jones Peter Sellars Ed Tin, eddell phenomenon which follows in the tradition of Nancy Lane David Brooks 2.15pn 1.45, m our internationally acclaimed Adelaide Festival Kathy Sykes Mary Kalantzis of Arts Writers' Week. For this to be possible Elder Hall Bony, hen Hall Elder Hall Art Gallery Auditorium Catherine Lumby Srieja Gunew we are particularly indebted to our major rinT, ting Link, ad Thinking Outk, ud Thinking Outlot"I Thinking outloud sponsors - Nokia, the City of Adelaide, and the Mufti-Multi-Culturis"I Barry Jones 1.15pm Christopher MCKay Technological Furur. , Government of South Australia through ArtsA Srieja Gunew Eld. r Hall Bony. heri Hall Bob Bishop and Australian Major Events. Without their Thinking Outlowl Thinking Outloud 3.45pm 3.15pm belief in the idea. and that of a raft of other Bre. k. hroughs come from Margaret Somerville Art Gallery Auditorium Bony. hon Hall Elder Hall Alt Gallery Auditorium way OUR in loft field sponsors and supporters listed on the Thi, Iki^g Our nilrl Deep Time New Techi, ,Ingies Allan Sriyder Thinking Outloud acknowledgements page, this event would riot The Cal. rid. n How it Origins. earth .denc. .. ami tl, . Workforce Anef Budiman be as accessible to you. produc. d an English economic cons. qu. nc" 2.45pm Who', f, .ding *I. speaking world. Will the planet look Elder Hall Bonython Hall hand that bytes. Grej; Machie Duncan Steel aftor itself? wi", :,-K, uni I I^lieve Tlie End of Science Mark Cully Chair Mony Harris 01son Truth in ^I. media: Marvel or Barry Jones 1999 Adelaide Festival of Ideas Paul Davies the madi. and ir, role Millennial Madness MCKenzie Wark Paul Collins in a vibr. nt a. incaacy Larry Ford 5,001im O Festival Theatre Maicolm Walter Catherine Lumby Duncan Steel Festival Theatre @The Institute LOCIur. Theatre David Brooks 8.00pm Chris MCKay MCKenzie Wark Hello lit}11y @ Art Gallery Auditorium Festival Theatre @ Elder Hall donlng, sthic, and tho law I, em, ,cracy, Survival and Co, operation Beatrix Campbell O Bony, hon Hall Margaret Somerville Paul Collins Hanan Ashraw Gemid Henderson 4.30pm @ Art Gallery C. f6 Nancy Lane Danid Brooks Elder Hall Pau108vies - indicates main entrance Phillip Adams Beatr x Campbe Art Gallery Auditorium Anef Bud inari Thinking Outloud Thinking outloud Peter Sellars Some Ideas that did riot work, ^I Western Intell. dual, and I, ^^I the 20th eontury .^} Gerard Henderson 3< . Ariau , Z U Bu. .rigs . Z 8.00pm The taking of o Z or Elder Hall ^ -I photographs Soulh a onh F o and the use of =. A1, ". .n stir^Iin Life, TIE Universe and Everything > 2 Mugeum Malcolm Walter Christopher MCKay any recording =, Andrew Knoll Duncan Steel device Iaudio Z > C Paul Davies Nancy Lane or video) at o in Berry Jones an Festival NORTH TERRACE N o r h Te r r a C e Mobile telephone and of eas ,, a paging devices must be e I Z > o ^ F swithed off during I 17 ^ in ^ . t~I ; F sessions. forbidden f^^tml of ideas presents ^,qil, , rindl, co. "I'd Adelaide has established an enviable international reputation as a festival by, .,"""" o1 S. un Aun". city - it has lead the way with the Festival of Arts, the Adelaide Fringe, Come Out, the Barossa Music Festival and Adelaide Writers Week. The Government is proud to support all these - and many other - cultural events. I know how excited Arts Minister Diana Laidlaw was when the idea for the Adelaide Festival of Ideas was first presented to her. That excitement continues with realisation of the present program. Intelligent public debate about new ideas, new technologies, and the sp^I^^akir!g my had of ethical, scientific, SOCiological. spintual and CUIttiral issues confronting us has generally not been accessible to large numbers of people. The Adelaide Festival of Ideas will provide a forum for such debate thei^'^a 11!^"dmind and discussion - and an opportunity for us all to look at the big issues . As we approach a new millennium, the South Australian Government is pleased to support this new Festival through ArtsA, Australian Major Events and the Information Economy Policy Office. The Adelaide Festival of Ideas promises to be stimulating, passionate, diverse and relevant to matters that impact on all our lives - I encourage you nanocrac ,, Survival to be part of this unique and important event. and Co, operation 101m 01seri MP Hanan Ashrawi Premier Gerard Henderson South Australia Phillip Adams Beatrix Campbell Anef Budiman Festival TIEatre I' dE th' , Maicolm Walter Friday 9 July Chris MCKay 8pm Andrew Knoll N. K, A Duncan Steel CONS:EonNG PEOPLE Nokia^ sponsorship of The Adelaide Festival of Ideas is part of a Paul Dayies commitment to the arts in Australia. Nokia encourages innovation and the Nancy Lane sharing of ideas and is excited to be able to further promote this credo to Elder Hall the wider community. Saturday , O July Nokia has a strong focus in information sharing, in particular the sharing of 8pm ideas. As with any new idea, innovation and thinking "outside the box" is a key element in the development of Nokia products The relationship with The Adelaide Festival of Ideas demonstrates Nokia^ Hello liony commitment to support innovation on a local level and encourage people Cloning, ethics and the law to communicate through the sharing of thoughts and philosophies Margaret Somerville Nokia celebrates new ideas and their ability to connect people around the Paul Collins globe. We are proud to be sponsoring the Melaide Festival of Ideas Phillip Adams Danid Brooks Martti Malka Paul Davies Managing Director Festival Tileatre Nokia Mobile Phones Sunday, , July Spin B. .k at BASS 13,246j Admi^, ion $251 F"iand^ $201 Cam", ion $15 Phillip Adams The Don Dunglc, n Foundation presents For almost 40 years his columns in major newspapers have provoked discussion and controversy. His books including Adams versus God, The Penguin Book of Australian Jokes, Retreat fi, Din 761erance, Talkback and A Billion Voices have sold a million copies. Billed as the godfather of the Australian film industry, his feattires include The Adventures of Bany MCKenzie, Dons Party, The Getting of Wisdom, Lonely Hearts and We of the Never Never. Phillip Adams AO has served as Chair of the Australian Film Institute, the Australian Film Commission, the Commission forthe Future, the Film Radio and Television Board, Film Australia and the National Australia Day Coundl. Board memberships have included Greenpeace Australia, AUSflag, CARE Australia and the National Museum of Australia. As a broadcaster he has interviewed over 4000 of the world's most , prominent politicians, philosophers, economists, scientists, theologians and scholars. He currently presents "Late Night Live" over the 200-station network of Radio National - and around the world on Radio Australia and the Internet. He writes regularly for The Australian newspaper On even I rig with B Hanan Ashrawi Inx,Beo will ,Cqmpbell speok on issues Hanan Ashrawi s visit Dr. Hanan Mikhail Ashrawi a former Minister for Higher obo which Don Dunsion 00s particulorly possionoie has been made possible Education in the Palestinian National by the support of the Authority (RNA) a moderate and Department of Foreign outstanding advocate for Palestinian Art Gullery CG, f6 Affairs and Trade. rights and author of This Side of Peace A Personal Account (1995), 6pm Moridoy I 2 . ulY I 999 Biographies: A Voice of Reason Admission: $15 e eshmenis providedI D NN Hanan Ashrawi and Peace in The MOUNTADAM ^kings The Dan Dungl. ,n Foundolion 83033364 Middle East (Barbara Victor) 1994 and Hanan Ashrawi A Passion for ,an, , (Barber' ""^^^jya1 01 of ideas Bob Bishop An of Budi an Bob Bishop based in Geneva Swi^erland, is Chairman of Silicon Professor Budiman was born in Graphics World Trade COTporation. He is involved in many prestigious Jakarta, Indonesia and is currently international advisory boards, induding Meinbe^ Goremors of the Chair of Indonesian Studies, World Economic Forum for Information Technologies; Meinbe^ University of Melbourne and a International Advisory Panel, Multimedia Super Corridor Malaysia; respected social commentator.