2004-05 Calendar of Events

Details on individual events will be updated
as they are confirmed.

(see bottom of page regarding event registration)

 

Oct. 21            Joan Dayan, Vanderbilt University, The Uses of Law in the War on Terror (TTS)
Royce 306

Oct. 25            Thomas Harrison, UCLA Department of Italian, Hair Grows Outside the Skull, not Inside
(Ends of Theory seminar)
Royce 306

Nov. 4             Dominick LaCapra, Cornell University, Disciplinary, Cross-Disciplinary, and the Problem of Violence
Co-sponsored by the School of Theater, Film & Television
Royce 306

Nov. 15            Jennifer Fleissner, UCLA Department of English, Obsessional Modernity: The “Institutionalism of Doubt” (Ends of Theory seminar)
Royce 306

Dec. 2             Wendy Brown, UC Berkley, Tolerance As/In Civilizational Discourse
Co-sponsored by the Interdisciplinary Theory Workshop and the Center for the Study of Women
Royce 306

Jan.11             Linda Alcoff , Syracuse University, Identity Politics: A Defense
(TTS)
Royce 306

Jan. 21-22        Translating Universals - a conference
(TTS)
Co-sponsored by CIRA/
EALC
Royce 3
14

Feb. 3             Kelly Oliver, Vanderbilt University, Forgiveness: Hegel, Derrida, Kristeva
(TTS)
Royce 306

Feb. 4-5          Mixing From Margins: Contemporary Brazilian Cultural Production
a confer
ence by Brazil at Large working group
Royce 314

Feb. 8             Douglas Kellner, UCLA Department of Education, Theory After Theory
(Ends of The
ory seminar)
Royce 306

Apr. 11           POSTPONED
Kirstie McClure,
UCLA Depart
ment of Political Science, Reflections on Political Literature: History, Theory, and the Printed Book
(Ends of The
ory seminar)
Royce 306
(This seminar will be rescheduled a
t a later date)

May 5-6          Field Works: Art/Geography, a conference by Representing Comtemporary Space working group. Please check our website for more information: www.fieldworks.org

May 13            4th Annual MRG Graduate Student Conference: Gendered Transnationalisms
Royce 314
Click Here
for Conference Program

May 16            Jerry Fodor, Rutgers University, What Cognitive Science Thinks Concepts Are
Fifth Annual Kanner Lecture

Ends of Theory seminars:
This series is a forum for discussion of the role and aims of theory in the humanities and social sciences today. For the purpose of the seminars, theory will be defined broadly as any sustained reflection on the basic methodological and substantive assumptions of a discipline or disciplines. The format may include formal papers, readings distributed in advance, or informal debate, as announced. Each seminar will be led by a UCLA faculty member whose current work addresses significant issues of a theoretical nature. The seminars are generally small, and lively interaction between seminar leaders and audience can be expected.

(TTS) = Programs sponsored by the
UC Transnational and Transcolonial Studies Multicampus Research Group.

 

EVENT REGISTRATION

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