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Spring 2015 Schedule
May 7: Originating the Derivative Ed LiPuma Professor of Anthropology, University of Miami May 21: “Individuality as domination and emancipation in Marx’s mature critical theory” Fabian Arzuaga PhD Candidate, Department of Political Science, University of Chicago May 14: “Proto-Colonialism and … Continue reading
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Tagged capitalism, Charles Dickens, crisis, finance, immigration, individualism, literature, Marx, temporality, time
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Next workshop, Jan. 30
Please join us for the next Social Theory Workshop, Thursday January 30 at 6pm in Wilder House (5811 S Kenwood Ave). “Duels in the European Novel: Honor, Reputation, and the Limits of a Bourgeois Form” Ben Merriman PhD Candidate Department … Continue reading
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Tagged class, cultural logic, duels, honor, literature, Simmel, social form, violence, Weber
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