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ARCHIVO OPEN SESSIONS #4
“CLOCKS FOR SEEING”: Photographic practices between productivity, time and labour
Guest Speaker
BEN BURBRIDGE
University of Sussex, United Kingdom
Moderator
MARTA LABAD
U-TAD, Spain
Individual entries: Between 7,000 and 8,000 words
Call for Papers: Universalizing the Holocaust
February 18-20, 2023
“Critical theory,” Hortense Spillers has written, “witnesses its most impressive moments of efflorescence in times of crisis”. Yet classical critical theory’s analyses of consumer society, of totalitarianism, of the public sphere, and of culture, were predicated on a wholly different set of crises to those which ‘we’ are now experiencing. Under today’s drastically different conditions of cultural and material production, what tools can critical theory offer for grappling with ‘our current moment’?
Join us at the next History of Universities online seminar to hear Yuka Kishida (Bridgewater College) talking about 'University as a space to experiment with ideologies: Kenkoku University in Japanese-occupied Manchuria, 1938-45'
