CPCT_Goldsmiths

Est. May 2015, the Centre for Philosophy and Critical Thought is run by the Departments of English and Comparative Literature and Sociology @GoldsmithsUoL.

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Coming up @CpctGoldsmiths: British Academy symposium on "Translating China in the Changing Political Economy, 1920s-2020s" on 25.3.2024 at Senate House London; register for free at https://t.co/Pr3nyBSk7D

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Illuminating the shifting dynamics between state-oriented politics and insurrectionary movements, as well as the theoretical challenges that arise from the contemporary critique of state forms.

By Bruno Bosteels in @CpctGoldsmiths

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@CpctGoldsmiths This piece is from this week's edition of Best of Videos: https://t.co/nMRUmOptAK

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Babette Babich (Fordham) on 'Apocalyptic Thinking after Günther Anders' (19 June 2023, 4pm, Senate House London) - https://t.co/LsKVTgfOVq

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CPCT Spring 2022-23 research seminar “Translating Global Critical Theory” –  The Birth of Chinese Feminism: Translating He-Yin Zhen (15 Feb) https://t.co/J55gl4j2I0

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PUBLICATION: Special issue of Paragraph 45.3 (2022) on Derrida’s Geschlecht III https://t.co/Q2MWerCinW

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Hot off the press: a special issue of Paragraph (45.3 [2022]) on Derrida’s Geschlecht III, which originated at a conference that took place on 8-9 April 2019 @CpctGoldsmiths. Thanks to the editors @ParagraphEUP for making this happen.

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CPCT Spring 2022-23 research seminar –  Reflections on Translating Arab Marxism (18 Jan) https://t.co/ZuKK4uCTkx

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CPCT Seminar Series 22/23: Translating Global Critical Theory https://t.co/2gzpZYuZbo

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CFP: The Critique of Violence from the 1920s to the 2020s, Northwestern U May 23, 2022 [submission deadline: 10 April 2022] https://t.co/jCEoLunMzu

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CPCT graduate affiliate Federica Murè invites submissions to "Experiencing Visual Images - Interdisciplinary Approaches," a conference supported by the AHRC LAHP consortium. Submission deadline: 8 April 2022. Contact: [email protected]. https://t.co/u1CwdohDJq

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Friends of CPCT—"What is Global Critical Theory?" Research Seminar 2021-22 is moving out of Goldsmiths to a new location in adherence to the #BoycottGoldsmiths campaign. We hope to use some of our meetings to discuss ongoing solidarity actions. https://t.co/MALJVp5qzn

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CPCT Research Seminar 2021-22: What is Global Critical Theory? Visit https://t.co/jEZb4AeDob to see a detailed session plan with readings, and https://t.co/kv8ZeeK4Tf to register. https://t.co/dTvQ1RjDUJ

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Goldsmiths Undergraduate Philosophy Circle 2021-22: "Thinking through Nature & the Climate Crisis with Non-Western Philosophies." All Goldsmiths students welcome! https://t.co/0iz1hrdShg

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PUBLICATION: Toward the Critique of Violence: A Critical Edition by Walter Benjamin, Edited by Peter Fenves and Julia Ng (Stanford UP 2021) https://t.co/pAXFskzzGF

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Recordings of Monique David-Ménard’s 2021 Annual Lectures https://t.co/VokOyFdXJM https://t.co/j1y99XH1hP

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TRAGEDY AND PHILOSOPHY: CPCT Annual Conference 2021 (2-4 and 9-11 June, online) https://t.co/LQUTHubR3t

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Donna Jones (Berkeley) — The Promise of Decline: Race and the Rhetoric of Historical Pessimism in the Interwar Years (17 May 2021, CPCT “Critiquing Violence Today” series) https://t.co/JYHh7og2FA

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Goldsmiths Annual Philosophy Lectures 2021: Monique David-Ménard (Paris), 25 and 27 May 2021, online https://t.co/CPCdjnetZA

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Murad Idris (Virginia) — Idealizations of Peace in Islamic Political Thought: The Case of Sayyid Qutb (28 April 2021, CPCT) https://t.co/vZnlxlIbdD