PUSHING THE BOUNDARIES OF CRITICAL THOUGHT - 2004 SCHEDULE

Invoking the tradition of the Salon

Pushing the Boundaries of Critical Thought is a seminar series that encourages conversations about social theory across disciplines and communities. Set in the comfortable surroundings of a café, we explore the connections between social theory and contemporary research. It is a joint initiative of CAPSTRANS, the Centre for Equity Research in Education (CERE) and the Faculty of Education.

Dates Title Presenter Home Institute
29 July
Writing the History of the Body in Japan Professor Vera Mackie Curtin University of Technology / ANU
26 August
Discourses of the Public in Post-Reformasi Indonesia Professor Philip Kitley University of Wollongong
30 September
Global ethnography and the global cultural economy Professor Jane Kenway Monash University
28 October
Tapa and Text: trading technologies in the Pacific Associate Professor Paul Sharrad University of Wollongong
24 November
(Wednesday)
Thinking Through Images: a Deleuzian cultural politics of audiovisual media Dr Jo Smith University of Auckland

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