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Retour à La société punitive (2014)

Originally posted on Foucault News:
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Fully-funded Ph.D. studentship on publication history of “The Geographical Journal”

This looks an interesting opportunity on the history of a key journal – details here.

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Foucault’s Last Decade – ninth update

Over the past couple of weeks I’ve worked through the first volume of the History of Sexuality, in both French and English. There are, to my mind, not nearly as many translational issues with this as with Surveiller et punir/Discipline … Continue reading →

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Melbourne talks on The Birth of Territory and Foucault – final details

Final details for my four talks over the next two weeks in Melbourne: 26 February 2014, 12.30pm, “The Birth of Territory”, Monash University, Melbourne (Room N502, Menzies Building, Clayton Campus) – flyer, website 27 February 2014, 5pm, “The Birth of Territory”, RMIT University, Melbourne … Continue reading →

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Roland Boer on Foucault’s Care

Roland Boer has a piece on Foucault’s late work on care at Political Theology Today.

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Creating a writing space – #whereiwrite

There is an interesting piece at chroniclevitae about creating a space for writing, and continued at #whereiwrite. I have a great home study, which is where I do most of my writing – this is a picture of the last … Continue reading →

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Angela Davis to return to UCLA

Forty-five years after her one and only lecture at UCLA, Angela Davis returns. Full story (with some discussion of Stuart Hall’s legacy too) here: Fortunately, Professor Davis returns to UCLA as our Regents Professor and Lecturer this spring (2014), where she will … Continue reading →

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The Pervert’s Guide to Cinema — Slavoj Žižek (Full Film)

Originally posted on Biblioklept:
A lot of Žižek in one go, but this is the full film – the prequel to the more recent Pervert’s Guide to Ideology. Biblioklept View original post

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Eileen Joy interview with The Funambulist – publishing, medieval studies, and much more

This interview was conducted by Léopold Lambert in September 2013, and made available on Archipelago: The Podcast Platform of The Funambulist in January. I’ve just made time to listen. Very interesting insights on publishing, medieval studies and much more. Every publishing house … Continue reading →

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Todd May (ed.) Emerging Trends in Continental Philosophy

This looks a potentially interesting collection, though there do seem to be quite a few individual figures treated here. Emerging Trends in Continental Philosophy presents a comprehensive and accessible analysis of the most recent developments in European thought. From feminist thought to … Continue reading →

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