International Conference, 12-13 December 2019 organized by Prof Jean-Michel Gouvard Institute of Modern Languages Research (School of Advanced Study, University of London) in collaboration with Textes / Littératures: Ecritures et Modèles (EA 4195, Université de Bordeaux Montaigne) Institute of Modern...
Après Bruno Tackels il y a deux ans, puis Anne Roche, l’année dernière, Marc Berdet a obtenu, le 15 juin dernier, le Prix Européen Walter Benjamin pour sa contribution novatrice à la connaissance de l’œuvre et de la pensée de...
O Programa de Pós-graduação em Design da Universidade de Brasília recebe Christos Lynteris, professor do Departamento de Antropologia Social da University of St Andrews, do Reino Unido, no dia 3 de setembro, às 18:00, para a conferência: ‘Utopias sulfúricas: arquitetura higienista...
Jan Sieber geboren am 25. Mai 1982 in Oldenburg, gestorben am 22. Mai 2018 in Berlin Ein Nachruf von Irving Wohlfarth (Paris/Bremen) Es war wie eine Szene aus einem Wild-West Film. Am Rande einer Konferenz von Nachwuchs-Benjaminianern, die im Sommer...
Bom dia, Vou oferecer, a partir do dia 14 de março, um curso de introdução a Walter Benjamin na USP. Publico aqui as informações ao público interessado. O curso está aberto a todas e todos. Título: “Sobre o conceito de...
We are happy to announce the publication of Discontinuous Infinities, a special issue of the online journal Anthropology & Materialism, dedicated to the philosophy of Walter Benjamin. The issue, co-edited by Jan Sieber and Sebastian Truskolaski, features ten articles by...
Drawing on Benjamin’s reflections on the “problem of tradition,” this workshop seeks to challenge our notions of heritage, political legacy, and historical consciousness. How can the experience and tradition of the oppressed be narrated without relying on narratives? What is the fragmentary medium of this transmittability and how can we rethink the concept of heritage if the latter is not limited to official historiography of those who have been and are in power? Who are the oppressed today? Is there a non-space, a utopos, which can articulate the discontinuous tradition of the oppressed?
Mensch und Gesellschaft zwischen Natur und Geschichte: Zum Verhältnis von Philosophischer Anthropologie und Kritischer Theorie Eine Tagung am Institut für Philosophie der Universität Potsdam in Kooperation mit dem Institut für Philosophie der Freien Universität Berlin Ort: Universität Potsdam, Institut für...
Calenda – Ethnologie, anthropologie
