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Wednesday, November 29, 2023
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DAHL ShortsWebinarTwo 30 minute sessions. |
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History Research seminar, Sarah Balakrishnan, Duke University, The Spiritual Economy of Southern Ghana: Slavery, Migration and Atlantic Commerce, c. 1500-1800OC1.09, Oculus BuildingThis talk studies the spiritual economy of southern Ghana during the period of Atlantic commerce, roughly between 1500 and 1800 AD. Inasmuch as the Atlantic slave trade caused mass external migration out of Africa, it also caused significant internal migration, which transformed the social, political and economic life of West African territories. This talk will study the effect of internal migration on the evolution of the spiritual economy in precolonial Ghana. In particular, it examines the relationship between migration and enclosure. The talk argues that the invention of fences and borders marked the emergence of private property in precolonial Ghana. It suggests a Weberian emergence of private property, driven by religious changes, shaped by a period of expulsion and war. |
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Work in Progress - Verity Platt (Cornell) ‘Posidippus’ Poems on Stones: Elemental Media’.FAB5.01 |
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Oral History Network - SocialRamphal 3.23Whether you are an existing member of the Oral History Network or whether you are brand new and just want to see what we’re all about, please come along to meet our members, have a chat, and indulge in some free drinks and snacks. We look forward to seeing you there! All queries to: oralhistorynetwork@warwick.ac.uk |
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Study Cafe - supported study time for studentsFAB M0.02 |
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French Research Seminar: Sinan Richards (KCL), 'Stand and Deliver! Your money or your life: Lacan and Fanon on Freedom and Psychosis'FAB3.30 |
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TTS Career EventsS0.19 |
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EMECC - Lecture 'Microhistory, National History, Global History: Some Issues of ScaleR1.15 - Ramphal BuildingLecture 'Microhistory, National History, Global History: Some Issues of Scale4:30pm - 6pm, Wed, 29 Nov '23
Location: R1.15 Ramphal Building
A lecture by Prof Colin Jones, Chicago Jointly organised by GHCC and School of Modern Language and Cultures |
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French Research Seminar: Sinan Richards (KCL), 'Stand and Deliver! Your money or your life: Lacan and Fanon on Freedom and Psychosis'FAB3.30French Research Seminar: Sinan Richards (KCL), 'Stand and Deliver! Your money or your life: Lacan and Fanon on Freedom and Psychosis'4:30pm - 6pm, Wed, 29 Nov '23
Abstract: In 1946, the French neurologist and psychiatrist Henri Ey claimed that ‘if we were to follow Lacan’s conception of psychogenesis, there would no longer be any psychiatry’. By 1946, Jacques Lacan was already a dangerous outlier and radical figure in French psychiatric circles, threatening the foundations of the empirical psychiatric sciences. So, why did the young trainee psychiatrist, Frantz Fanon, read, cite, and dedicate a portion of his doctoral thesis to the mystical Lacan while he was a student in Lyon in the early 1950s? This talk will demonstrate the close intellectual proximity of Lacan’s psychoanalytic project to Fanon’s anticolonial, revolutionary clinic. Through a careful reassessment and reconstruction of the early Lacan and the early Fanon, focusing primarily on untranslated materials, I will show the specific ways that Lacan’s iconoclastic contributions to psychiatry from 1928-1953 informed and influenced Fanon in the period 1951-1961. Central to my argument is Fanon’s concept of alienation from Peau noire, masques blancs, which is, as I will show, inherited from Lacan’s concept of the same name. For both Lacan and Fanon, alienation is directly connected to his twin concepts of psychosis and freedom. |
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Natalia Cecire (Sussex) 'Are Mushrooms Goth?: Genre and 'Life in Capitalist Ruins'Student HubNatalia Cecire (Sussex) |
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Italian Studies Research Seminar: Playing with Artworks: Interartistic Experimentation in the Works of Leonardo SciasciaFAB4.52 |
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German/Weimar 100 eventTRC/SMLC social space |