Workshop –
Contested Spaces: Revolt and Resistance, 13 April, 2018

 

Irish Centre for Transnational Studies, in cooperation with the Departments of French Studies, History and Philosophy, MIC

MIC, Foundation Building, G08

All welcome!

Programme

12pm: Dr. Gillian Jein (School of Modern Languages and Cultures, Bangor University)

Sensitive Zones: Re-Viewing the Rioting Body in JR’s Paris Projects.

1pm: Lunch

2pm: Prof. Linda Mulcahy (Department of Law, LSE)

Looking for Resistance in Photographic Archives: The Case of the Suffragettes and Other Revisionist Histories.

3pm: Coffee

3.15pm: Ms. Aoife McInerney (IRC Scholar, Department of Philosophy, MIC)

Invisibility and the Constitution of the Political: The Politics of Nationalism vs Naturalism.

4.30pm: Round Table Discussion

Funded by the Departments of French, History and Philosophy, MIC.

For further information, please contact Dr. Mairead Ní Bhriain (mairead.nibhriain@mic.ul.ie).

 

Dr. Gillian Jein presenting her work on Parisian street artist JR

Round table discussion

Ms. Aoife McInerney giving a talk on Hannah Arendt's notion of the political in light of statelessness and the refugee crisis