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Monatsarchiv für February 2013

Winter School 2013 – Timely Statements
28. February 2013, Michael Toggweiler | 1 Comments

A shot from the pulpit – watch guest lecturer Rosi Braidotti from Utrecht University answering the question why matter matters


Winter School 2013 – Timely Statements
28. February 2013, Michael Toggweiler | 0 Comments

Haunted by specters – watch guest lecturer Stefan Herbrechter from Coventry University explaining why he distrusts matter


Winter School 2013 – Timely Statements
28. February 2013, Michael Toggweiler | 0 Comments

Early modern time foldings – guest lecturer Michael Kempe, Director of the Leibniz Research Center and the Leibniz-Archive in Hannover, explains why Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz’ alternative conceptualizations of time are still inspiring today


Winter School 2013 – Timely Statements
28. February 2013, Michael Toggweiler | 0 Comments

Time and the other – guest lecturer Antje Flüchter from the University of Heidelberg talks about modern Western chronocentrism and why India was thought to be non-contemporary to the contemporary Western norm


Winter School 2013 – Timely Statements
28. February 2013, Michael Toggweiler | 0 Comments

Whom the bell tolls – listen to what postdoctoral scholar Michelle Bastian from the University of Edinburgh says about clocks


Winter School 2013 – Timely Statements
28. February 2013, Michael Toggweiler | 0 Comments

Mapping Rice - watch Elaine Gan from the University of California at Santa Cruz talking about multispecies temporalities


Winter School 2013 – Timely Statements
28. February 2013, Michael Toggweiler | 0 Comments

Living on the edge of time – PhD candidate Anna McFarlane of the University of St. Andrews suggests a utopian novel


Winter School 2013 – Timely Statements
28. February 2013, Michael Toggweiler | 0 Comments

Between the immanent and transcendent – Florian Zemmin, PhD candidate from the University of Bern, tells you whether we live in secular or post-secular times


Time of Physics – Time of Art
25. February 2013, mrossini | 0 Comments

PeterGallison_300x332 A talk on the history of time from the absolute through relativity, on clocks and other mechanisms of control, and the way these ideas were worked out and transformed in Peter Galison’s collaboration with artist William Kentridge for the installation The Refusal of Time at dOCUMENTA (13).

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Summer School: Physics and Philosophy of Time
23. February 2013, mrossini | 0 Comments

Clarissa Lee calls attention to a Summer School on “Physics and Philosophy of Time” to take place in Munich, 23-28 July 2013: CfP


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