2019/2020
Temporalities, subjectivities, politics II
Seminar 2019-2020
Paris 8 University
2, Rue de la Liberté – 93526 Saint-Denis
The proposition looks back on recent conflicts and social movements and their genealogies, as they have drawn new geographies across borders in the context of globalization, from corpora produced in their present and of which the People’s Spring or transnational feminist movements could provide the model.
Here, by continuing an approach initiated in 2018-2019, the methodology of the seminar opens up to a material relationship to these corpora, written, spoken, audiovisual, etc. where the intervention appropriates inter- and transdisciplinary gestures that make it possible to organize critical discourses and subjective representations.
At the same time, we will address the way in which the languages of these corpora question the forms of spatialization of history that we have inherited. This question of forms of historicization rather than an acknowledgment of the disappearance of history in a globalized present, will open up to that of its contemporary forms of writing, and to the epistemologies of the archive.
It is by crossing scales that would refer as much to points of view, paths, and singular experiences, as to collective dimensions, that we will approach the notions of temporalities, subjectivities, and political invention and intervention.
October 24, 2019
12:00-15:00 | Room A2-202 (House of Research, 2nd floor)
- Gulistan Sido (University of Rojava): “Knowledge and languages in the alternative project of Rojava”
- Mansur Tayfuri (LLCP-Paris 8): “History repeats itself”
November 15, 2019
12:00-15:00 | Room A2-202 (House of Research, 2nd floor)
- Léopold Lambert (The Funambulist Magazine): “The language of movements”
February 6, 2020
15:00-17:00 | Le Lieu Dit (6, Rue Sorbier – 75020 Paris)
- Amir Kianpour (LLCP-Paris 8): “The heterogeneity of historical time in marxist thought”
- Pavel Abushkin (LLCP-Paris 8): “The traumatic experience of the parrè or “Homo Sovieticus”: a subject outside of a place”
April 9, 2020
15:00-18:00 | Session via the Internet due to the confinement conditions linked to the coronavirus epidemic
- Samah Dellaï (LLCP-Paris 8 / Philab-Tunis): “The discordance of times”
May 14, 2020
15:00-18:00 | Session via the Internet
- Anouk Anglade (LLCP-Paris 8): “Thinking the concept of reactivation with the Zapatista movement and the actuality of the supposedly archaic”
- Isis Castañeda Capriroli (LLCP-Paris 8): “The dream as a way of analyzing violence. The oniric resonances of the revolt of the chilean spring”
June 11, 2020
15:00-18:00 | Session via the Internet
- Pavel Abushkin (LLCP-Paris 8): “The traumatic experience of the parrè” (continued)
- Arnaud Elfort (Artist and independent researcher): “Entry in “Polysémie du vandalisme”, a triptych around the history of colonial monuments”
Open seminar for political studies of the young researchers at LLCP-Paris 8
Contact: contact.seminaire.pogmail.com