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Call for Applications
Critical Theory Beyond Negativity: the Ethics, Politics and Aesthetics
of Affirmation
18.08.2014 b 22.08.2014
B Course Director: Professor Rosi Braidotti


The intensive course bCritical Theory Beyond Negativity: the Ethics,
Politics and Aesthetics of Affirmationb explores
critical theory in the Continental philosophy tradition, with special
reference to the work of Gilles Deleuze, Luce
Irigaray, Henri Bergson and Rosi Braidotti. The course offers an
introduction to contemporary critical debates on
the function of bthe negativeb in the construction of subjects and of
their epistemic and ethical values. Starting
from an assumption that we are in the midst a bposthuman turn,b it
explores different aspects of posthuman
subjectivity and stresses the productive potential of the posthuman
condition, advocating for the politics of
affirmation.

TARGET GROUP

This interdisciplinary course is aimed at research-minded advanced
master and PhD students with a critical and
curious intellectual disposition. A strong background in at least one
of the following disciplines is required: critical
theory, Continental philosophy, gender studies, media and technology
studies, social and political theory,
postcolonial and race studies, cultural studies.

COURSE AIM
To provide an introduction to contemporary critical theory in the
Continental philosophy tradition through the
exploration of debates about contemporary subjectivity, globalization
and power, and the politics of affirmation.

STUDY LOAD
Students will be required to prepare thoroughly before the course by
studying the reading material and preparing
discussion questions.
The one-week course will consist of lectures in the mornings and
tutorials in the afternoon, except for the last day of
the course (the class on the last day will end at noon).

FEE
b" B 500 - Course + course materials + housing
b" B 300 - Course + course materials

REGISTRATION
http://www.utrechtsummerschool.nl/courses/culture/critical-theory-beyond-nega
tivity-the-ethics-politics-and-aesthetics-of-affirmation

REGISTRATION DEADLINE
1 June 2014

MORE INFORMATION
Goda Klumbyte
Personal assistant to Prof. Rosi Braidotti
Achter de Dom 20, 3512 JP Utrecht, The Netherlands

E: [email protected]
P: +31 30 253 5537
www.&lt;http://www./&gt;braidotti.com


Dr Debra Benita Shaw
Reader in Cultural Theory/Programme Leader, BA (Hons) Cultural Studies
School of Arts & Digital Industries,
University of East London
Docklands Campus
1-4 University Way
LONDON E16 2RD

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