26 Oct 2021 20 00 LectureAndreas CremoniniPrekäre Verkörperungen: Die Figur des Helden zwischen Exemplarität und SingularitätWas ist ein Held, eine Heldin? Eine Figur, die bestimmte menschliche Eigenschaften, verkörpert, die wir für exemplarisch halten und Dinge tut, die vorbildlich sind? 28 29 Oct 2021 WorkshopAssembling MilieusWorking the Camera after Fernand Deligny 8 Nov 2021 19 30 LectureAvery GordonHaunted Futures: The Utopian Margins Focussing on items held by the Hawthorn Archive, the talk invites consideration of the utopian margins where running away, marronage, vagrancy, rebellion, soldier desertion and other often illegible forms of escape, resistance, and alternative ways of life predominate. 9 Nov 2021 15 00 -18:30 WorkshopIllegible EscapesWriting and Archiving with Avery GordonThe Hawthorn Archive, named after the richly fabled tree, has long welcomed the participants in the various Euro-American social struggles against slavery, racial capitalism, imperialism, and authoritarian forms of order. 12 Nov 2021 19 30 LectureJean AllouchLacan avec Foucault. La psychanalyse sera foucaldienne ou ne sera plusLes chemins de Lacan et de Foucault se sont croisés à plusieurs reprises — dans la question de ne savoir qui parle, du prix que le sujet doit payer pour dire vrai, ou des conditions dans lesquelles un sujet apparaît dans différentes formations discursives. 15 Nov 2021 19 30 LectureSuraj YengdeA Modern History of CasteThe theory of caste and the antecedent hierarchical system has received growing interest in the past two centuries. In contemporary times, there has been a surge among researchers and scholars to locate the category of caste. 16 Nov 2021 20 00 LectureMai WegenerDie Stimme als FremdkörperDie Herauslösung der Stimme, ihre Ablösung vom Körper trat zur Zeit der Erfindung der Psychoanalyse in Form der neuen Medien, Grammophon, Telefon, Radio u.a., in einer bislang ungekannten Dimension auf. 6 Dec 2021 19 30 Discussion ScreeningThe Spectacle of Dysmorphiain Moara Passoni’s film EcstasyCinematic narratives of eating disorders run the risk of presenting their characters largely passive – a risk compounded by the fear of ‘contagion’ that haunt the images of bodies affected by these disorders.
