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Colloquium Biopoliticum
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Marco Piasentier
Nov 17, 2021, 2:31:48 AM11/17/21
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Colloquium Biopoliticum
Thursday 9th of December, 14.30–17.00 EET (Helsinki time)
Online
The Colloquium Biopoliticum is a periodic academic event during which researchers discuss work in progress and recent developments in the field of biopolitics. Particular attention is devoted to both historical and theoretical perspectives. Interdisciplinary approaches at the intersection of philosophy and other fields play a crucial role as well. The main aim of the Colloquium Biopoliticum is to foster international academic cooperation among scholars interested in research on biopolitics.
Programme
14.35–15.20 (EET): Sergei Prozorov (Jyväskylä): A Farewell to Homo Sacer: Sovereign Power and Bare Life in Agamben’s Coronavirus Commentary
15.25–16.10 (EET): Antonio Cimino (Radboud): Biopower, Biohistory, and Cultural Evolution
16.15–17.00 (EET): Jemima Repo (Newcastle): Social Reproduction and Settler Colonial Biopolitics: Reflections on Palestine
For more information about the Colloquium Biopoliticum please visit: https://colloquiumbiopoliticum.com/
Registration
Please email marco.pi...@gmail.com for the Zoom link.
Thursday 9th of December, 14.30–17.00 EET (Helsinki time)
Online
The Colloquium Biopoliticum is a periodic academic event during which researchers discuss work in progress and recent developments in the field of biopolitics. Particular attention is devoted to both historical and theoretical perspectives. Interdisciplinary approaches at the intersection of philosophy and other fields play a crucial role as well. The main aim of the Colloquium Biopoliticum is to foster international academic cooperation among scholars interested in research on biopolitics.
Programme
14.35–15.20 (EET): Sergei Prozorov (Jyväskylä): A Farewell to Homo Sacer: Sovereign Power and Bare Life in Agamben’s Coronavirus Commentary
15.25–16.10 (EET): Antonio Cimino (Radboud): Biopower, Biohistory, and Cultural Evolution
16.15–17.00 (EET): Jemima Repo (Newcastle): Social Reproduction and Settler Colonial Biopolitics: Reflections on Palestine
For more information about the Colloquium Biopoliticum please visit: https://colloquiumbiopoliticum.com/
Registration
Please email marco.pi...@gmail.com for the Zoom link.
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