March 31st
Realizing Humanity through Animality: An Interpretation of Nature and Artifice in Leviathan“
Rebecca Ploof,, University of Chicago
April 7th
“Cruising Nietzsche: Sex, Shame, (Anti)sociality”
Samuel Galloway,, University of Chicago
April 14th
“Productive Resistance in Kant’s Political Thought: Domination, Counter-Domination, and Global Unsocial Sociability”
Sankar Muthu, University of Chicago
April 21st
“Diagnosing Late Liberalism: Foucault’s Critique of Power and the Excess of Politics”
Ashleigh Campi, University of Chicago
April 28th
“A Thread of Reciprocity: Michel Foucault’s Promise of Freedom”
Daniel Nichanian, University of Chicago
May 5th
“Radical Capitalism and the Struggle Over Common Sense”
Ella Myers, University of Utah
May 12th
“The Many, the Poor and the Free: Revisiting Aristotle’s Significance for Democratic Theory”
Gordon Arlen, University of Chicago
May 19th
“Provincializing Political Theory: History, Sovereignty, and Paths Not Taken”
Jeanne Morefield, Whitman College
May 26th
Memorial Day, no workshop
June 2nd
“Sovereignty, Property, State: Elements of Liberal Political Freedom”
Dawn Herrera Helphand, University of Chicago