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Day 2: Abolition: Learning from Global Trajectories
Speaker: Angela Davis, activist, writer, scholar
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Day 1: Abolition: Transforming Fields and Disciplines
Speaker: Angela Davis, activist, writer, scholar
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Alkebulan: When the Lions Returned
Speaker: Jennifer Nansubuga Makumbi, Ugandan fiction writer and author
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To Build a Sad Land: Coloniality, Racial Reasoning, and the Imagined Built Environment of Christian Zionism
Speaker: Willie James Jennings, Yale Divinity School
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Ecology and Equity: Environmental Justice Revisited (Part 2)
Speaker: Rob Nixon, Princeton University
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Ecology and Equity: Environmental Justice Revisited (Part 1)
Speaker: Rob Nixon, Princeton University
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You Can’t Translate What You Can’t See: Between Languages in the U.S. Immigration System
Speaker: Alejandra Oliva, essayist, embroiderer, and translator
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Perception, Action, and Experience: Retying the Golden Braid
Speaker: Ian Phillips, Johns Hopkins University
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Jewish Survival and Holocaust Memory: Salo Baron and the Twentieth Century
Speaker: James McAuley, columnist for The Washington Post
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What Kind of Computation Is Cognition?
Speaker: Joshua Tenenbaum, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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The Origins and Durability of Anti-Black Racial Criminalization in the United States
Speaker: Khalil Muhammad, Harvard Kennedy School
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The Gulag: What We Know Now and Why It Matters
Speaker: Anne Applebaum, journalist, prize-winning historian, and staff writer for The Atlantic
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A Celebration of William Gardner Smith’s THE STONE FACE
Speakers: Lia Brozgal (UCLA), Adam Shatz (London Review of Books), Tyler Stovall (Fordham University), Alice Kaplan (Director of the WHC)
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THE TEACHING ARCHIVE
Speakers: Rachel Sagner Buurma (Swarthmore College), Laura Heffernan (University of North Florida), Caleb Smith (Yale). Mod: Alice Kaplan (Yale WHC)
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Centering the Transatlantic Slave Trade in the Critique of Capital: Marx, Slavery, and the Problem of “Primitive Accumulation”
Speaker: Stephanie Smallwood, University of Washington
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Bringing His Own Skin to Market and Has Nothing to Expect but a Tanning: Dramatis Personae and Their Bodies
Speaker: Massimiliano Tomba, University of California, Santa Cruz
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What Did Marx Have to Say about Cooking Dinner? Social Reproduction Theory and the Labor Theory of Value
Speaker: Tithi Bhattacharya, Purdue University
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Writing at the Intersection of Science and the Arts
Speaker: Ross Andersen, Deputy Editor of The Atlantic
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The Two Silos: Literature, Science, and Agents of Overlap in Twenty-First-Century Science Studies
Speaker: Steven Meyer, Washington University
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Politics and Knowledge in Nihilistic Times: Thinking with Max Weber
Speakers: Kathryn Lofton and Paul North in conversation with Wendy Brown
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Politics and Knowledge in Nihilistic Times: Thinking with Max Weber. The second, “Knowledge
Speaker: Wendy Brown, University of California, Berkeley
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Politics and Knowledge in Nihilistic Times: Thinking with Max Weber. The first, “Politics”
Speaker: Wendy Brown, University of California, Berkeley
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Social Abstraction, Historical Comparison: Thinking Caste, Race, and Gender in the Time Capital
Speaker: Anupama Rao, Barnard College
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Modernity in the Home: A Reflection on 20th Century India
Speaker: Gyanendra Pandey, Emory University
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The Invention of Casta Painting: Race and Science in the Age of Enlightenment
Speaker: lona Katzew, Los Angeles County Museum of Art
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Truth Under Siege: Making Climate Knowledge in an Age of Transparency, Skepticism, and Science Denial
Speaker: Paul Edwards, Stanford University
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Political Life in the Wake of the Plantation: Affect, Witnessing, Repair
Speaker: Deborah Thomas, University of Pennsylvania
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Methodological Atheism: An Essay in Second-Person Phenomenology
Speaker: Steven Crowell, Rice University
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A Spirit of Trust: Magnanimity and Agency in Hegel’s Phenomenology
Speaker: Robert Brandom, University of Pittsburgh
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Radical Finitude in the Anti-Idealist Modern European Philosophical Tradition
Speaker: Robert Pippin, University of Chicago
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Caught in the Cogs of Time (2): From Arabic to Tamil to Mimosas of Oliver Laxe
Speaker: David Shulman, Hebrew University in Jerusalem
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“Caught in the Cogs of Time (1): ‘The City of Copper’ from the Thousand and One Nights”
Speaker: David Shulman, Hebrew University in Jerusalem
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Michael Denning and Inderpal Grewal in conversation with Achille Mbembe
Speakers: Michael Denning and Inderpal Grewal in conversation with Achille Mbembe
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The Difficulty of Gift-Giving: Cybernetics and Postwar French Thought
Speaker: Bernard Geoghegan, Coventry University
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Fragility, Globalism, and the End of the World
Speaker: Claire Colebrook, Pennsylvania State University
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Atomic Sex: Lucretius's Material Republic
Speaker: Jacques Lezra, University of California Riverside
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Mindful Minds, Different Brains: Historical Reflections on America’s Love Affair with Meditation
Speaker: Anne Harrington, Harvard University
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Posthuman, All Too Human
Speakers: Rüdiger Campe and Joanna Radin in conversation with Rosi Braidotti
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Erasure, Overlay, Manipulation: James Baldwin’s Queer Dwellings
Speaker: Magda Zaborowska, University of Michigan
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The Whole Body of the Sound: Listening to Jimmy Baldwin Listen
Speaker: Ed Pavlić, University of Georgia
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Post-screening discussion of James Baldwin: The Price of the Ticket, between the film’s writer, coproducer, and director Karen Thorsen and Professor Jacqueline Goldsby.
Speaker: Jacqueline Goldsby, Yale University
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Creative Research: Crossing Borders, Disciplines, and Domains
Speaker: Liz Lerman, choreographer, performer, writer, and educator
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A conversation with Judith Butler, University of California Berkeley; Paul North (Yale University); and Jason Stanley (Yale University)
Speakers: Judith Butler, University of California Berkeley in conversation with Paul North (Yale) and Jason Stanley (Yale)
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Legal Violence: An Ethical and Political Critique
Speaker: Judith Butler, University of California Berkeley
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Research at the Energy Frontier: What, Why, and How?
Speaker: Jonathan Butterworth, University College London
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Matter Over Mind: Situational Strategies for Self-Control
Speakers: Angela Duckworth, University of Pennsylvania and James Gross, Stanford University
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The Human Condition in the Anthropocene, Roundtable Discussion
Speakers: Dipesh Chakrabarty, Gary Tomlinson, Wai Chee Dimock, Daniel Lord Smail, Michael Warner
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Marx, Winstanley, and Morris: Utopian Thinking and Practice in the Communist Manifesto, the Law of Freedom, and News from Nowhere
Speaker: Christopher Kendrick
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Troubling Legacies: Anti-Judaism in Antiquity and its Aftermath, Panel 3
Co-organized by: Harold Attridge (Yale Divinity), Dale Martin (Religious Studies), and Hindy Najman (Religious Studies)
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Troubling Legacies: Anti-Judaism in Antiquity and its Aftermath, Panel 4
Co-organized by: Harold Attridge (Yale Divinity), Dale Martin (Religious Studies), and Hindy Najman (Religious Studies)
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Reality Check: An Examination of Anti-Semitism in 2014
Moderated by Rabbi James E. Ponet (Yale Law School)Panelists: Ira Forman (@SEASForman) and Roya Hakakian, Iran Human Rights Documentation Center.
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All That Matters Is Invisible: How Latency Dominates Our Present
Speaker: Hans-Ulrich Gumbrecht, Stanford University
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How Better to Register the Agency of Things: A Roundtable Discussion with Bruno Latour, Daniel Kevles, Joanna Radin, Adam Tooze, and Philip Gorski
Panelists: Bruno Latour, Daniel Kevles, Joanna Radin, Adam Tooze, and Philip Gorski
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Darwin’s Sleepwalkers: Taxonomic Evidence in the Presentation of Darwin’s Species Theory
Speaker: Peter Dear, Cornell University
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The Problem with Judith Butler: The Political Philosophy of the Movement to Boycott Israel
Speaker: Cary Nelson, University of Illinois
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‘Thoughts That Come on Doves’ Feet’: Philosophy as Experience in the Work of Friedrich Nietzsche
Speaker: Kathleen Higgins
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On the Pleasures of Self-Misunderstanding: ‘How One Becomes What One Is’ in Nietzsche and Emerson
Speaker: Dr. Ross Posnock
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