Interregnum

Interregnum

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Interregnum episodes

  • Transdisciplinarity Pulkkinen Talk
    Tuija Pulkkinen talk on Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies and disciplinarity. http://ia601501.us.archive.org/21/items/0320120518TransdisciplinarityTuijaPulkkinenTalk/03%202012_05_18_Transdisciplinarity_TuijaPulkkinen_talk.mp3
    46 min
  • Transdisciplinarity Maniglier Response To Balibar
    http://ia601506.us.archive.org/12/items/20120517TransdisciplinarityPatriceManiglierResponseToBalibar/2012_05_17_Transdisciplinarity_PatriceManiglier_ResponseToBalibar.mp3

    Patrice Maniglier’s response to Étienne Balibar’s talk on philosophical anthropology.

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  • Transdisciplinarity Etienne Balibar
    http://ia601502.us.archive.org/25/items/20120517TransdisciplinarityEtienneBalibar/2012_05_17_Transdisciplinarity_EtienneBalibar.mp3

    Étienne Balibar, “Anti-Humanism, and the Question of Philosophical Anthropology”

    Covering Kant, Hegel, Heidegger, Sartre, Lévi-Strauss, and Foucault.
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  • Transdisciplinarity Osborne Introduction
    http://ia801505.us.archive.org/17/items/20120517TransdisciplinarityPeterOsborneIntroduction/2012_05_17_Transdisciplinarity_PeterOsborne_Introduction.mp3

    Peter Osborne’s introduction to “Transdisciplinary Problematics: Anti-humanism and Gender Study.”

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  • Feminism And Radical Utopianism Talk
    http://ia601509.us.archive.org/28/items/20160630FeminismAndRadicalUtopianismTalk/2016_06_30_Feminism_and_Radical_Utopianism_talk.mp3

    In the early 19th century, Utopian Socialists envisaged a world free from sexual oppression, and set out to build communities where men and women would live as equals. 150 years later, at the height of the Women’s Liberation Movement, Barbara Taylor wrote a study of these radicals and their attempts to found a ‘New Moral World’ of class and gender equality. Her book, Eve and the New Jerusalem (Virago 1983), is republished in 2016. This event explores the utopian-feminist ideals described in Eve, and compares them to other feminist utopias, past and present.

    Speakers: Professor Barbara Taylor (Queen Mary, University of London), Dr Shahidha Bari (Queen Mary University of London), Profesor Lynne Segal (Birkbeck, University of London) and Urvashi Butalia (Zubaan Books, Delhi). Chair: Dr Madeleine Davis (Queen Mary University of London).

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  • Interregnum: Week 3
    http://ia801509.us.archive.org/6/items/InterregnumWeek3/interregnum%20week%203.mp3
    Interregnum Week 3
    This week and the following week have less content. There are two reasons: first, I commuted fewer times, and second, I used some commutes to read comparative mythology for a paper on Prometheanism. Most important so far has been Jean-Pierre Vernant’s writing on Hesiod.
    The first lectures are from a session on socialist feminism and utopia. Their most provocative claim is that socialists should turn away from Marx toward figures like Robert Owen, Henri Saint-Simon, and Charles Fourier. And from those figures, they drew concrete lessons about making socialism into a way of life. As one speaker puts it, they see socialist feminism as a radical form of social work.
    The second lectures are part of a series on transdisciplinarity and anti-humanism. Peter Osborne’s introduction to transdisciplinarity is refreshingly open-ended, and it resonates with earlier reading that I have done on Félix Guattari’s concept of “transdisciplinary meta-modelling.” The second is from Etienne Balibar, who is a living legend of French philosophy. In his talk, he effortlessly surveys “philosophical anthropology” in Kant, Hegel, Heidegger, Sartre, Lévi-Strauss, and Foucault. Patrice Maniglier’s response is erudite and sharp.

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  • Future Of Feminism Discussion
    Discussion between Nancy Fraser, Lynne Segal, and Nina Power at “The Future of Feminism,” a session on Nancy Fraser’s recent book “The Fortunes of Femininsm,” an assessment of the complicity between feminism and neoliberalism.
    http://ia801509.us.archive.org/5/items/20130606TheFutureOfFeminismDiscussion/2013_06_06_The%20Future%20of%20Feminism_discussion.mp3
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  • Future Of Feminism Power Talk
    Nina Powers’s talk at “The Future of Feminism,” a session on Nancy Fraser’s recent book “The Fortunes of Femininsm,” an assessment of the complicity between feminism and neoliberalism.
    http://ia801500.us.archive.org/21/items/20130606TheFutureOfFeminismNinaPowerTalk/2013_06_06_The%20Future%20of%20Feminism_Nina%20Power_talk.mp3
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