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Teaching experience in Ukrainian higher education institutions: opportunities for applying best practices in Warwick and WLS?
Hybrid (S0.04 Social Science Building)

Part of WLS Teaching Network Seminar Series.

Speaker: Dr Maryna Utkina (WLS)

Maryna's principal research interest lies in financial monitoring (intelligence) (particularly at the intersections of anti-money laundering, prevention of corruption and achieving sustainable development goals) and digital technologies.

Maryna is currently leading two projects. The first, funded by the British Academy, explores the effectiveness of financial monitoring in corruption prevention, anti-money laundering and financing terrorism. The European Union co-funds the second project - “The Protection of IP Rights of Researchers and Research Institutions in Ukraine: Best EU Practices”.

A link to the meeting will be sent by 11 March should you wish to join online.

Please see registration page for further information and an abstract.

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"Porn and Feminism" reading group by MAP
S2.85

Porn websites rank among the most visited websites globally with billions of visits every month. According to a study from 2018, 91.5% of men and 60.2% of women (ages 18-73) in the US reported having consumed pornography in the past month (https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/30358432/). The impact that porn has on feminist issues has been discussed by feminist philosophers for decades. We want to explore the relation between ‘Porn and Feminism’ by reading a couple of introductory texts together! By ‘exploring’ we mean to not take certain evaluative assumptions towards pornography for granted beforehand but to get familiar with some of the things that have been said in feminist debates.

 

We will start by reading the chapter “Talking to My Students About Porn” by Amia Srinivasan (contained in her 2021 book “The Right to Sex” and attached). After that, we will determine the readings successively which is also an opportunity to bring in your own wishes and suggestions.

 

Where and when: every second Tuesday, 4-5 pm (weeks 2, 4, perhaps 6, 8, 10); room S2.85 (in the Economics department very close to the Philosophy department). We will, accordingly, start next Tuesday, 14. January!

 

Any questions, suggestions, or comments: map.philosophy@warwick.ac.uk.

Best,

Frido

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