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For anyone interested in reading and discussing the works of Michel Foucault. We plan to start with The Archaeology of Knowledge in autumn 2011.See More

For anyone interested in reading and discussing the works of Michel Foucault. We plan to start with The Archaeology of Knowledge in autumn 2011.See More

For anyone interested in reading and discussing the works of Michel Foucault. We plan to start with The Archaeology of Knowledge in autumn 2011.See More

For anyone interested in reading and discussing the works of Michel Foucault. We plan to start with The Archaeology of Knowledge in autumn 2011.See More

For anyone interested in reading and discussing the works of Michel Foucault. We plan to start with The Archaeology of Knowledge in autumn 2011.See More

For anyone interested in reading and discussing the works of Michel Foucault. We plan to start with The Archaeology of Knowledge in autumn 2011.See More

For anyone interested in reading and discussing the works of Michel Foucault. We plan to start with The Archaeology of Knowledge in autumn 2011.See More

For anyone interested in reading and discussing the works of Michel Foucault. We plan to start with The Archaeology of Knowledge in autumn 2011.See More

For anyone interested in reading and discussing the works of Michel Foucault. We plan to start with The Archaeology of Knowledge in autumn 2011.See More

NON-REPRODUCTION: POLITICS, ETHICS, AESTHETICSA One-Day Interdisciplinary Humanities SymposiumPlease note, the deadline for abstracts has been extended to midnight on Friday 2nd November 2012.Confirmed speakersDr Lisa Baraitser, Senior Lecturer, Department of Psychosocial Studies, Birkbeck College, University of LondonDr Nina Power, Senior Lecturer in Philosophy, Roehampton University Cultural anxieties concerning biological reproduction often pivot around the notion of the non-reproductive…See More

This group welcomes anyone interested in Post-colonial theory and literature. Please feel free to come to the seminar to check it out and see whether it's for you or not.

NON-REPRODUCTION: POLITICS, ETHICS, AESTHETICSA One-Day Interdisciplinary Humanities SymposiumPlease note, the deadline for abstracts has been extended to midnight on Friday 2nd November 2012.Confirmed speakersDr Lisa Baraitser, Senior Lecturer, Department of Psychosocial Studies, Birkbeck College, University of LondonDr Nina Power, Senior Lecturer in Philosophy, Roehampton University Cultural anxieties concerning biological reproduction often pivot around the notion of the non-reproductive…See More

Run by English Literature / Art History students, meeting one Friday per month. Our first session (5th October, 12-1.30pm in the Keynes Library) will look at Bruno Latour's essay "Why has critique run out of steam" alongside Rosalyn Diprose's "Continental Philosophy: Thinking the Corporeal with the Political". Our second session (2nd November, 12-1.30pm) will aim to look at Derrida's Learning to Live Finally: The Last Interview. Texts for subsequent sessions tbc, but many include extracts from…See More

This is a group for anyone studying an element, a piece, a bit, a portion, something not quite intact, or part of a larger whole. Anyone with an interest in disengaged or broken-up fragments of bodies, things, concepts, or historical ideas is welcome.See More

For anyone interested in reading and discussing the works of Michel Foucault. We plan to start with The Archaeology of Knowledge in autumn 2011.See More

For anyone interested in reading and discussing the works of Michel Foucault. We plan to start with The Archaeology of Knowledge in autumn 2011.See More