The aim of this symposium is to critically assess the strengths and weaknesses of collaboration both as an outlook and a set of diverse practices in anthropology.
Dr Elisabeth Kirtsoglou (University of Durham): Forrest Room, Old Union Building, 2pm
Prize winning author and actress Pauline Melville visited the University to deliver a talk on her celebrated novel The Ventriloquist’s Tale.
An intensive workshop at the University of Tartu, Estonia
This year’s conference of the Centre for Cosmopolitan Studies takes place in collaboration with the 2014 Decennial Conference of the Association of Social Anthropologists, sited at Edinburgh.
The politics of ‘heritage’, both tangible and intangible, makes this a topic of great contemporary relevance to anthropology.
This international conference will offer a stage to reassess the conceptual status of liberty and freedom in anthropological work.
Morten Axel Pedersen and Morten Nielsen lead a discussion that challenges some analytical premises of Social Anthropology.
The aim of the conference is to problematise the representation of human values, identities and behaviours in literature, film and other cultural products, from the Renaissance to the present day.
A defence of the thesis that ‘ethical formation’ can be fruitfully understood as a form of biological development.