An interdisciplinary conference on Cavell and the philosophy of love hosted by @SCAPVC and @IASWarwick, May 2023 @warwickuni. Sponsored by @LeverhulmeTrust.
🚨official call for submissions alert 🚨 We are looking for abstracts on Cavell, love and desire for a new edited collection. Click on the 'call for submissions' link on our web page for more info, and please share! https://t.co/YJtarUbINB
🚨official call for submissions alert 🚨 We are looking for abstracts on Cavell, love and desire for a new edited collection. Click on the 'call for submissions' link on our web page for more info, and please share! https://t.co/YJtarUbINB
Great news for people who couldn't make it and those who just want to relive it (Cavell *was* a fan of positive repetition): we have video of both our panels and the fabulous afternoon keynote from @CateWheatley. Please email [email protected] for a download link!
FYI, we recorded both panels and @CateWheatley's keynote and they will be available online soon--watch this space for more details if you couldn't be with us!
Photos from @InlandVampire’s earlier presentation ‘Togetherness Through (Online) Film Criticism’ — a Cavellian perspective on the world of online cinephilia, from ASMR videos to film ending explanations
Earlier today, Piotr Shmugliakov presented his ‘What Philosophy of Love Owes to Cinema’, developing a framework for philosophical exploration of love by way of film criticism
We opened the day with a fascinating keynote by Rachel Malkin, and we are currently in the midst of the post-panel Q&A of our excellent first panel.(Bonus: we have recorded the panel for those who couldn't make it today.) It's a good day for Cavell and love!
We still have a dozen registration spots left, but they are going fast! Join us in Coventry on 19 May. Registration is entirely free on Eventbrite: https://t.co/L324FBBUyR
Doing a little project where every week I read one of the chapters in Stanley Cavell’s “Pursuits of Happiness” and watch the accompanying old Hollywood marriage comedy, and look, I did NOT expect to spend so much time crying about the reconciliation of the erotic & the quotidian.