Modern Critical Theory Lectures Fall 2021
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8/31 German Idealism (Hegel), Mark Alznauer (Philosophy, Northwestern University)
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9/7 Marx and Marxism, Tim Brennan (Comparative Literature, U of Minnesota)
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9/14 Structuralism, Calvin Thomas (English, Georgia State)
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9/21 Psychoanalysis, Rob Rushing (Comparative Literature, UIUC)
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9/28 Deconstruction, Katie Chenoweth (French & Italian, Princeton)
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10/5 Biopolitics, Samantha Frost (Political Science, UIUC)
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10/12 Postcolonial Theory, B. Venkat Mani (German, UW-Madison)
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10/19 Critical Race Theory, Curtis Marez (Ethnic Studies, UC-San Diego)
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10/26 Environmental Studies, D. Fairchild Ruggles (Landscape Architecture, UIUC)
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11/2 Disability Studies, Therí Pickens (English, Bates College)
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11/9 Queer Theory, Sharon P. Holland (American Studies, UNC-Chapel Hill)
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11/16 Indigenous Studies, J. Kēhaulani Kauanui (American Studies, Wesleyan
Monolingualism and Its Discontents Conference (Oct. 15-16, 2021)
Organized by the Unit for Criticism and Interpretive Theory and the Office of the Dean of the Krieger School of Arts & Sciences at Johns Hopkins University, Monolingualism and Its Discontents is a two-day conference featuring twelve essay presentations and fifteen speakers. This conference is cosponsored by Comparative & World Literature, English, Program in Translation & Interpreting Studies, and the School of Literatures, Cultures & Linguistics. For more information about this conference, including paper abstracts and participant bios, see Monolingualism and Its Discontents.