Program
Program
Thursday, 30.9.2010
12.00 h Arrival and Coffee
12.30 h Welcome/Opening Address (HZ 10): Federica Gregoratto, Nassima Sahraoui
13.00 h Keynote Address: Rahel Jaeggi (Humboldt-University Berlin): Critique of Life Forms (HZ 10)
15.00 h Coffee Break
15.30 h Workshops
| Queer Socialities
HZ 13
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Economy and the Everyday
HZ 14
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Sozialtheoretische Gegenwartsdiagnosen und politisches Handeln
HZ 15
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| Queer desire and the un-/redoing of the social
Tomasz Sikora, Pedagogical University of Cracow From forced sterilization to secure sex – emerging forms of sociality? The expsoure to disablitiy and sexuality in Germany 1900-1970 Christian Hoffmann, Universität Oldenburg Barred from ‘the social’. Silences and disavowals in poststructuralist and antipsychiatric discourses: Have they been skirting the issues of psychic prerequisites to ‘belonging’, and of the difficulty of reconstituting oneself? Caroline Braunmuehl, Universität Hamburg |
„Business Punk“ as usual? Emerging regimes of justification and the search for creativity Alexander Brunke, Goethe-Universität Frankfurt Patterns of Sociability in the Postsocialist Context: Personal Communities and Friendship among Croatian Upper Middle Class Drazen Cepic, European University Institute, Florence Living in community in new forms of sociality. Elective affinity in large house-sharing communities Christine Schrettenbrunner, Bergische Universität Wuppertal |
Kult in der Krise? – Zur Aktualität der Interpretation des Kapitalismus als Religion
Christopher Walzel, Universität Heidelberg Heterogene Lebenswelt Rosa Sierra, Goethe-Universität Frankfurt Grenzen der Netzwerke und Bedingungen der Politik Ulrich Mühe, University of Kent at Canterbury |
17.30 h Coffee Break
18.00 h Workshops
| Critical Theory and Cultural Resistance
HZ 13
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(Inter-) Subjectivity and Morality
HZ 14
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Gemeinschaft und Erinnerung
HZ 15 |
| The Handsome Negro’s Ass, Defined: Terms of Immiseration in Critical Theory and Antiblack Racism
Jacob Kuhn, Purdue University Restriction and Freedom: Frederick Douglass, Adorno, and Lessons of Family Bonds Megan O’Connor, University of California at Berkeley Life Form Cinema: Experiencing Lost Causes Christian Tedjasukmana, FU Berlin |
The Other as Neither Friend Nor Enemy: On subjectivity and sociality
Marianne LeNabat, New School for Social Research, New York
Forms of Intersubjectivity of moral judgments Marcus Döller, Goethe-Universität Frankfurt Individual Autonomy, Creativity and Democracy: Cornelius Castoriadis and John Dewey Justo Serrano Zamora, TU Darmstadt/ University of Frankfurt/ Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona |
Eine neue Form von Gemeinschaft? Kontinuität und Veränderung in einem Herkunftsdorf transnationaler MigrantInnen
Andreas Kempf, Goethe-Universität Frankfurt Dekulturation, Oralität und Emanzipation Kawthar El-Qasem, Kunstakademie Düsseldorf/Bauhaus-Universität Weimar Kritische Gedächtnistheorie Felix Denschlag, Universität Oldenburg |
20.00 h Reception (Foyer)
Friday, 1.10.2010
10.00 h Workshops
| Gender, the Body, and Technology
HZ 13
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The Transformation of Labor and Class
HZ 14 |
Autonomie und Sozialität
HZ 15
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| Constructing bodies and selfs
Eveline Rojas, Federal University of Pernambuco The Dance of The Streets – Cultural Transmission, The Body and Masculinity Dennis P. B. Luh, Goethe-University Frankfurt Touching the Sensuous Cyberbody Aileen House, University of Western Ontario Sociality with artificial humanoids: A deanthropologized approach to human-robot relations Hironori Matsuzaki, Ossietzky-University Oldenburg |
Social Spaces and Spatialities of Class, Race and Gender
Alina Strugut, University of Leipzig Luxury services: Transformation of the economic exchange Iveta Hajdakova, Charles University Prague Rethinking labor: ’shram’ and ‘mazdoori’ in Calcutta, 1930s-1940s Abhijeet Paul, University of California at Berkeley Hip Hop Musical Entrepreneurs: Labourers of a Sustainable Future Jenny Mbaye, London School of Economics |
Haltung und personale Desorientierung. Auf der Suche nach einem sozial basierten Personenbegriff
Frauke A. Kurbacher, FU Berlin/ Bergische Universität Wuppertal Die Ambiguität der Sympathie. Zur Vermittlung von Deskription und Kritik sozialer Ordnungen bei Adam Smith Rieke Schäfer, Universität Hamburg
Das der Sozialität Entzogene – Die Gerichtetheit der genealogischen Kritik Dagmar Comtesse, Goethe-Universität Frankfurt Dichte Begriffe und das Problem der Naturalisierung. Eine Begegnung neoaristotelischer Ethik mit poststrukturalistischer Diskursethik Peter Groenert, Universität Basel |
13.00 h Lunch Break
14.30 h Workshops
| Entrepreneurial Sociality in Cultural Production
HZ 13
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Sociality and Migration
HZ 14
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Repräsentation von Sozialität – zwischen Kritik und Normalisierung
HZ 15 |
| Paneldiscussion:
Gastón Beltrán, Matias Galimberti, Nicolas Grossman, Paula Miguel, Hernán Vanoli, University of Buenos Aires |
„Border-experiences: At the crossroads of mobilities along the Spanish-Moroccan border
Michael Westrich, HU Berlin Andean Region Immigration and the Re-shaping of Social Space in Madrid Felipe Rubio, University of Leipzig Professionalization Processes of Care and Domestic Work Perform by Polish Female Migrants in German Households Agnieszka Satola, Goethe-University Frankfurt “They laughed themselves to dead.” The Function and Significance of Humor in Everyday Conversation of Russian-Jewish Immigrants Darja Klingenberg, Goethe-University Frankfurt |
Ironien algorithmischer Normalisierung – Der Fall der subprime mortgage Krise
Andreas Folkers, Goethe-Universität Frankfurt
Repräsentationen von Männlichkeit im „Indie“ – neue gesellschaftliche Formen von Männlichkeit oder ein alter Hut? Nadine Sanitter, Ludwig-Maximilian-Universität München Frauenporno. Gegen, neben oder mit dem Mainstream? Nena Kuckenberger, Universität Graz Life after Sexuality: Zur Un/Möglichkeit queerer Kollektivität Mike Laufenberg, TU Berlin/Max-Planck-Institut für Wissenschaftsgeschichte |
17.30 h Coffee Break
18.00 h Keynote Address: Sasha Roseneil (Birkbeck College London): Struggles of, and for, the self: towards a psychosocialanalysis of contemporary personal life (HZ 10)
Saturday, 2.10.2010
10.00 h Workshops
| (Trans-) Nationality, Participation, and the Public
HZ 13
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Democracy, Identity and Political Agency
HZ 14 |
Social Critique, Realism, and Collective Intentionality
HZ 15
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| Critical Praxis in Transnational Public Sphere(s). Some sceptical Remarks
Federica Gregoratto, University of Venice Images of sociality – social images? Philipp Wix, Alanus Hochschule, Bonn Mutatis mutandi: Participatory Budget from Latin America to Europe Sheila Holz, Roberto Falanga, University of Coimbra; Tatiana Monteiro, University of Aveiro Postcolonial perspectives on the relation of Bildung, culture and nation Selma Haupt, Bergische Universität Wuppertal |
The uses of feminism for politics and the political
?ubica Kobová, Comenius University Bratislava How Objectively Can Milieus Be Defined? Standpoint Theory and the Identity of Political Subjects Odin Kroeger, Universität Wien Fraser, Agonism and the Democratic Struggle Joonas Leppänen, University of Helsinki The Very Little, Almost Nothing of Democracy Travis Holloway, SUNY Stony Brook
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Paneldiscussion:
Daniel James, Daniel Koch, HU Berlin; Frank Lachmann, Goethe-University Frankfurt; Alex Prescott-Couch, Harvard University |
13.00 h Lunch Break
14.30 h Workshops
| Creating Utopian Forms of Sociality
HZ 13
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Recognition, Reification, Violence
HZ 14
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Bio-Politik und Neuro-Macht
HZ 15 |
| Profanatory utopias and the emergence of new forms of sociality
Emanuele Leonardi, University of Western Ontario Communality as revolution: Gustav Landauer’s notion of instant socialism Eva von Redecker, HU Berlin PRD – Postrevolutionary Depression Bini Adamczak, Goethe-Universität Frankfurt |
Realism about Reification
George Hull, University College, London Mis-recognition and Non-recognition: Two Meta-forms of Recognitive Negation Odin Lysaker, University of Oslo Repairing the Social Fabric after Collective Violence and Wrongdoing Jorma Heier, University Osnabrück |
„Regulierte Reproduktion“ – Zur Herstellung von Elternschaft in der reproduktionsmedizinischen Praxis
Susan Banihaschemi, Universität Bielefeld Gehirn und Kultur. Eine kritische Analyse der Cultural Neuroscience Maurice Cabanis, Nicole Cruz de Echeverria Loebell, Sören Krach, Philipps-Universität Marburg; Marina Martinez Mateo, Goethe-Universität Frankfurt Neurocognitive Enhancement und Neurogouvernementalität Greta Wagner, Universität Frankfurt |
16.30 h Coffee Break
17.00 h Keynote Address: Nelson Maldonado-Torres (University of California at Berkeley): title to be announced (HZ 10)
19.00 h End of Conference