deleuzian events: writing | history

deleuzian events: writing | history

Veranstalter
hanjo berressem englisches seminar universität zu köln norbert finzsch anglo-amerikanische abteilung universität zu köln
Veranstaltungsort
universität zu köln
Ort
köln
Land
Deutschland
Vom - Bis
29.06.2005 - 02.07.2005
Deadline
02.12.2004
Von
Norbert Finzsch|Hanjo Berressem

project: within the general frame of writing and history, the thematic architecture of the conference centers around materiality as a conceptual attractor. the conference aims to engage with the tensions that define the interplay of these force-fields vis-à-vis gilles deleuze [as well as, of course, félix guattari]. it addresses scholars and invites contributions from the ‘events’ of: history, literary studies, philosophy, cultural studies, gender studies, psychoanalysis, postcolonial studies, media studies and the visual arts.

conceptual frame: the writingproduction, a conference on the deleuzian concepts of event, writing, history and materiality is a constitutive event that opens up long-term contexts for both teaching and research. the conference brings together international scholars whose work has been seminal in deleuzian studies, opening up a discussion that opens up deleuzian studies to a new field of research. in particular, it aims at bringing together the fields of literary scholarship and history.

Programm

the following scholars have agreed to attend the conference and give a paper (preliminary titles of talks in brackets):

Yves Abrioux

Eva Bischoff

Rosi Braidotti

Manuel Delanda (Assemblage Theory and Social Complexity)

Eduardova Galena (Deleuzianische Theorie des Eigennamen)

Sue Golding (THE COLOUR OF TIME (forbidden bodies))

Bernd Herzogenrath

Gillian Howie (transcendental realism or transcendental empiricism: Deleuze and Bhaskar on powers)

Dorothea Olkowski (an essay on Bergson's critique of cinematographic knowledge in the context of Deleuze's cinema books)

Dan O'Hara (Anti-Oedipus, visualized through the medium of interpretative dance)

Paul Patton (the event of colonization)

Beatriz Preciado (Deleuze and Guattari's relationship to sexual politics)

John Protevi (Between Geophilosophy and Political Physiology)

Reno Görling

Paul Harris (Deleuze: The LA Tour)

Charles Stivale

Michael Eggers

the program open to changes ...

Kontakt

Norbert Finzsch

Anglo-Amerikanische Abteilung
Universität zu Köln
0221-470-2307

deleuze@tigerworks.de

http://www.uni-koeln.de/phil-fak/histsem/anglo/
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