Prof. Rosi Braidotti’s summer school “Posthuman Ethics, Pain and Endurance (How to Live an Anti-Fascist Life and Endure the Pain)” 20-24th of August 2018 Drift 13, 004 – Utrecht University, 3512 BR Utrecht, the Netherlands Course Director: Prof. Rosi Braidotti Lecturers: Prof. Rosi Braidotti (Utrecht University), Dr. Rick Dolphijn (Utrecht University), Lucas van der …
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QUITE FRANKLY: It’s a Monster Conference University Club of Western Australia 18-19 October 2018 (DEADLINE EXTENDED until 7th April)
Image source: https://www.conferenceonline.com/abstract/alogin/?clear=1&warehouse_id=1423 Quite Frankly: It's a Monster Conference presented by SymbioticA and Somatechnics will be held in the University of Western Australia on the 18-19 of October 2018. 2018 marks 200 years since the publication of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein: or, The Modern Prometheus. Shelley’s “Creature” is usually conceived as a human creation, the stitched-together, tragic …
Mini-symposium ‘Becoming with Alien Encounters and Speculative Storytelling’: Part 3
Image source: Chuck Tingle’s Complete Guide to the Void (2017) Dear all, There are only a few days left till the Symposium "Becoming with Alien Encounters and Speculative Storytelling", co-organised by The Posthumanities Hub and TEMA GENUS Higher Seminar Series at Linköping University, we also continue to provide you with some sneak peeks into what you'll be able to …
Prof. Rosi Braidotti’s 2018 Summer School at Utrecht University (The Netherlands)
The day-to-day draft programme for Prof. Rosi Braidotti’s 2018 summer school at Utrecht University (the Netherlands) is now available online! The 2018 summer school, titled “Posthuman Ethics, Pain and Endurance,” which will take place between the 20th-24th of August 2018 at Utrecht University, in Utrecht, the Netherlands, combines an introduction to the basic tenets of …
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Feminist posthumanities is for everybody!
Human nature is not the oxymoron we imagined it to be. In this new planetary age of the Anthropocene, defined by human-induced climatic, biological, and even geological transformations, we humans are fully in nature. And nature is fully in us. This was, of course, always the case, but it is more conspicuously so now than …
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