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Rhetoric Lecture – The Emergence of Desire: Notes toward a Political History of the Will in Foucault’s “Aveux de la Chair”
Daniele Lorenzini
Time: - 2:00 AMDate: Location: 3335 Dwinelle
Speaker: Daniele Lorenzini
The Emergence of Desire: Notes toward a Political History of the Will in Foucault’s “Aveux de la Chair” In this paper on Foucault’s fourth volume to The History of…
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Rhetoric 200 Seminar
Daniele Lorenzini
Time: - 12:00 AMDate: - 10/03/2018
Speaker: Daniele Lorenzini
Please contact Prof. James Porter to attend this session of Rhetoric 200. Daniele Lorenzini is a Marie Skłodowska-Curie ‘Move-in Louvain’ Postdoctoral Fellow at the Centre Prospéro (Université Saint-Louis –…
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How Not to Write Like a Lawyer: The Art of Genre Transgression
Patricia Williams
Time: Date: Location: Geballe Room, 220 Stephens Hall
Speaker: Patricia Williams
Patricia Williams, the James L. Dohr Professor of Law at Columbia University, is a scholar of race, gender, and law. A prolific writer across a variety of genres, she…
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On the Political Ontology of the Dispositif
Davide Panagia
Time: - 2:00 AMDate: Location: 3335 Dwinelle
Speaker: Davide Panagia
The Rhetoric Fall Colloquium Series presents Davide Panagia: The ambition of this paper is to show the extent to which the turn to the language of dispositif in Foucault’s…
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TDPS Speaker Series: Professor Shannon Jackson, Sep. 13, 4-5pm
Shannon Jackson
Time: - 12:00 AMDate: - 09/11/2018 Location: 44B Dwinelle
Speaker: Shannon Jackson
The Department of Theater, Dance, and Performance Studies presents the TDPS Speaker Series, Thursday, Sep. 13th, 4-5pm in 44B Dwinelle Hall. Shannon Jackson, TDPS Professor of Rhetoric and Performance…
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Film/Rhetoric Dept | Spring 2018 Commencment Ceremony – Keynote Speaker
Charles Ferguson PhD
Time: - 5:30 PMDate: Location: Zellerbach Auditorium
Speaker: Charles Ferguson PhD
Charles received his B.A in Mathematics from UC Berkeley in 1978 and obtained a PhD in Political Science from MIT in 1989. In 1994, Ferguson founded Vermeer Technologies which he…
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Rhetoric Spring Colloquium: Samuel Moyn, “Human Rights in the Neoliberal Maelstrom”
Time: - 12:00 AMDate: - 03/16/2018 Location: 820 Barrows Hall
Samuel Moyn, Professor of Law and History at Yale University, will be speaking on "Human Rights in the Neoliberal Maelstrom" on Thursday, March 15th at 3:30pm in 820 Barrows…
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Rhetoric Spring Colloquium:
Jacques Rancière, “Shifting Borders: Art, Politics and Ethics Today”Time: - 3:00 AMDate: Location: Maude Fife Room, 315 Wheeler Hall
Save the date! Jacques Rancière, Professor of Philosophy at the European Graduate School at Saas-Fee and Emeritus Professor of Philosophy at the University of Paris VIII: Vincennes—Saint-Denis, will be giving a…
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Rhetoric Spring Colloquium: Richard Hunter, “Hesiod, the Presocratics and Hellenistic Poetry”
Time: Date: Location: 142 Dwinelle
Save the Date! The Rhetoric Spring Colloquium presents a lecture by Richard Hunter, Regius Professor of Greek, Cambridge University, entitled, "Hesiod, the Presocratics and Hellenistic Poetry," on Friday, February 9th…
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Rhetoric Fall Colloquium:
Michael Hardt – Where Have All the Leaders Gone?Michael Hardt, Duke University
Time: - 2:00 AMDate: Location: 370 Dwinelle Hall
Speaker: Michael Hardt, Duke University
Co-sponsored by the Departments of English, Geography, and Italian, the programs in Critical Theory and Global Urban Humanities, the International Consortium of Critical Theory Programs, and the Townsend Center.…