Symposium about 120 BPM, dir. by Robin Campillo on 10th & 11th May 2019. Organised by @alpember and @BenBGDalton #120BPM Supported by @frenchstudies & @baftss.
This was so much fun! Loved having the opportunity to be in dialogue with Catherine Malabou following her talk on “Oliver Sacks’ Musicophilia” at the #MentalStateofNoise seminar followed by Q&A - talking about plasticity, therapy, synesthesia, architecture, space, and much more!
THIS IS TODAY!!! I’ll be respondent for the philosopher Catherine Malabou’s talk “Oliver Sacks’ Musicophilia or How to Stop the Brain’s Noise” - can’t wait!! ✨🪐💃🕺 This is part of @CMalaspina4’s #MentalStateofNoise seminar series and you can register at the link below
So happy to see my article on the politics of the queer dancefloor in 120 BPM published in @FranceModern today. Special thanks to fellow special issue editor @BenBGDalton and all of the contributors. Can't wait to see the issue out in print! https://t.co/406Db0F3iY
Fantastic to see @alpember’s article on the queer dancefloor in 120 BPM published in @FranceModern 🕺💃👯!! This will be part of Alice and my Special Issue on “Robin Campillo’s 120 BPM: Screening AIDS, Activism, and Queer Identity in Contemporary France”
My article “The Plastic Hospital: Catherine Malabou’s Architectural Therapeutics” is now published in a special issue of Essays in French Literature and Culture on “The Critical Medical Humanities” - so excited to be part of this! #CatherineMalabou#MedicalHumanities#plasticity
Deadline for articles is 1st June 2020 - can’t wait to read your responses! If you have any questions about this, or want to discuss potential ideas, please feel free to DM me here or email me at [email protected] and I’ll be really happy to talk about this! @filmphiljournal
CFP: I am co-editing a special issue of Film-Philosophy with Ben Tyrer on “Malabou, Plasticity and Film” - exploring what Malabou’s philosophy of plasticity does for film and film philosophy, and what film does for Malabou @filmphiljournal 🎥🧠 https://t.co/IwAPekHqsB
Videos and recordings for all the parallel panels and keynotes from the 3-day international conference 'Contemporary Womxn's Writing and the Medical Humanities: 2021 Conference' @womxnmedhums are now online @IMLR_News @SASNews ! https://t.co/2rTQIwuQNH
This panel is fantastic!! we have Avril Tynan taking sbout women’s dementia fiction and the narrative of self, Marta Cenedese talking about intersex medical care, and Clio Nicastro on representations of eating disorders in film @womxnmedhums @IMLR_News @SASNews#womxnmedhums2021
currently in panel 7A “Liminal Voiced in Narratives of Heathcare” as part of the last set of parallel panels of Contemporary Womxn’s Writing and the Medical Humanities @womxnmedhums#WomxnMedhums2021 @IMLR_News @SASNews https://t.co/IGexHyFvxk
And here’s Dr Elliot Evans’ keynote title: “Who can survive a plague? ‘Epidemic fathomability’ and universalism in HIV prevention, diagnosis and treatment” @womxnmedhums @IMLR_News @SASNews @gary_needham @MFL_UoB@UoBlanguages @rhrosenberg #womxnmedhums2021
And here’s Dr Elliot Evans’ keynote title: “Who can survive a plague? ‘Epidemic fathomability’ and universalism in HIV prevention, diagnosis and treatment” @womxnmedhums @IMLR_News @SASNews @gary_needham @MFL_UoB@UoBlanguages @rhrosenberg #womxnmedhums2021
Time for our final keynote Dr Elliot Evans !!! Their talk will be chaired today by @gary_needham ! CANNOT WAIT FOR THIS! @womxnmedhums @IMLR_News @SASNews#womxnmedhums2021
Time for our final keynote Dr Elliot Evans !!! Their talk will be chaired today by @gary_needham ! CANNOT WAIT FOR THIS! @womxnmedhums @IMLR_News @SASNews#womxnmedhums2021
This panel was absolutely brilliant. 10/10 would recommend, definitely worth getting up at 3am 😂 Thank you @charlhallahan@katjaherges and @ClaireJeantils for sharing your incredibly insightful work with us! And thanks @BenBGDalton for moderating!
and the final speaker on this panel is Claire Jeantils @ClaireJeantils who will be speaking on “Contemporary women’s writing on epilepsy: a case study on metanarrativity” @womxnmedhums @IMLR_News @SASNews#womxnmedhums2021
next is Charlotte Hallahan, who is presenting on “Endometriosis and the Language of Pain in Hilary Mantel’s Giving Up the Ghost” @womxnmedhums @IMLR_News @SASNews#womxnmedhums2021