CSRG Work-in-Progress Presentations
The last 8th of October, the Critical Studies Research (CSRG) launched this term’s Work-in-Progress presentations. The CSRG meets most weeks on Tuesdays, 1-2, in Pavilion Parade (room 203), although we recommend to either confirm the exact location or directly meet us in the foyer of Pavilion Parade building before attending.
Although the work-in-progress presentations are intended to be delivered by and to PhD students and academic staff, MA students and undergraduates are strongly encouraged to attend, ask questions, get involved in the CSRG organising other activities and, of course, present their work if they wish. If you would like to contact us either at criticalstudiesgroup@brighton.ac.uk or personally during the sessions.
SUMMER TERM PRESENTATIONS 2014
29/04 – Nicola Clewer
The Holocaust and the Sublime: From Adorno’s “after-Auschwitz” aporia to the “memory industry’s” turn to affect
06/05 – Zeina Maasri
Beirut’s Cosmopolitan Promise: Graphic Design between the National and the Transnational
13/05 – Tim Huzar
Neoliberalism, Democracy and the Library as a Radically Inclusive Space
20/05 – Toby Lovat
Why is there something rather than nothing? On Meillassoux
27/05 – Will Hughes
Arthur Danto’s ‘End of Art’: The End of Modernism as Telos of Art History
03/06 – Megan Archer
Biopolitics: the extension of techniques of power into digitized life
10/06 – Jeremy Evans
Human Animal Rights: the space for radical municipalities