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19 May 2023 – “From the Archive to the Edited Translation: Lefebvre, Foucault, Dumézil”, Translation, Editing and the Archive in the Continental Tradition workshop, Senate House, London

31 May 2023 – ‘Indo-European Thought in Post-War France’, Warwick Seminar for Interdisciplinary French Studies (online) – abstract

32 Responses to Live

  1. Pingback: Marking finished | Progressive Geographies

  2. Pingback: Forthcoming talks | Progressive Geographies

  3. Pingback: Boko Haram, Shakespeare and Territory – talks at L.S.E. and Aberystwyth | Progressive Geographies

  4. Pingback: On writing books | Progressive Geographies

  5. Pingback: Upcoming talks – Harvard, Groningen, Basel | Progressive Geographies

  6. Pingback: Foucault’s Last Decade – Update 13 | Progressive Geographies

  7. Pingback: Two more talks in the autumn – Nottingham and UCL | Progressive Geographies

  8. Pingback: Foucault’s Last Decade – Update 21: a second book on The Birth of Power | Progressive Geographies

  9. Pingback: Talks at three workshops – on Foucault and Artemidorus, Earth, and Foucault and Shakespeare – with links to some audio recordings | Progressive Geographies

  10. Pingback: The week after completing a book – initial new work on Shakespeare and Foucault | Progressive Geographies

  11. Pingback: My sabbatical rules for writing | Progressive Geographies

  12. Pingback: Talk on Foucault’s collaborative projects, 10 November at the LSE | Progressive Geographies

  13. Pingback: Today, 1pm, Architectural Association, London – “Territory – Political Technology, Volume, Terrain” | Progressive Geographies

  14. Pingback: Two US talks in fall 2016 – Spindel conference in Memphis; Early Modern Literary Geographies conference in San Marino | Progressive Geographies

  15. Pingback: Foucault’s Last Decade – working on the proofs | Progressive Geographies

  16. Pingback: Foucault: the Birth of Power Update 7 – working at the Bibliothèque Nationale and a meeting with Foucault’s nephew | Progressive Geographies

  17. Pingback: Foucault: the Birth of Power Update 7 – working at the Bibliothèque Nationale and a meeting with Foucault’s nephew | Progressive Geographies

  18. Pingback: 2015 in review – talks, publications and writing, plus links to ‘best-of’ lists | Progressive Geographies

  19. Pingback: Foucault: the Birth of Power Update 11: clearing the decks and beginning to move from Foucault to Shakespeare | Progressive Geographies

  20. Pingback: Autumn and Winter 2016-17 talks – Foucault, Shakespeare and Terrain | Progressive Geographies

  21. Pingback: Foucault and Shakespeare, Terrain and forthcoming talks | Progressive Geographies

  22. Pingback: A new term at Warwick – teaching but also some research | Progressive Geographies

  23. Pingback: Two days in Gießen talking about terrain, territory and terror | Progressive Geographies

  24. Pingback: A year in review – talks, publications and writing, plus links to my ‘best-of’ lists | Progressive Geographies

  25. Pingback: Talks on territory and terrain in the next month – London, Durham and Oslo | Progressive Geographies

  26. Pingback: London Review of International Law lecture on ‘Legal Terrain’ – thanks and future plans | Progressive Geographies

  27. Pingback: The Early Foucault Update 16: Other writing, and working on the Lille courses, the Hegel thesis and Canguilhem in Paris | Progressive Geographies

  28. Pingback: The Early Foucault update 17: Canguilhem, Beinecke library and back to Foucault | Progressive Geographies

  29. Pingback: Not talking in Warwick and Leuven on Foucault | Progressive Geographies

  30. Pingback: Future work and summer plans – Shakespeare, Canguilhem, Lefebvre and back to Foucault | Progressive Geographies

  31. Pingback: 2018 in review – publications, talks, other academic stuff, and looking ahead to 2019 | Progressive Geographies

  32. Pingback: Indo-European thought project update 6: beginning the Leverhulme fellowship, my self-imposed guidelines for writing and time-discipline, and some summer cycling and writing | Progressive Geographies

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