13th March 2019 | 5.00-7.00 pm Margaret Macmillan Building (MMB) 220 Goldsmiths, University of London London SE14 6NW Part of the Pluralistic Variations Lecture SeriesOrganised by Dr Martin Savransky (Sociology) Theory of Metamorphosis Since Darwin, we know that every biological identity is the result of a metamorphosis: every species is only a transformation of the […]
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Around the Pluriverse in 9 Objects
Around the Pluriverse in 9 Objects: Cosmological Compositions for Critical Zones Wed 13th February 2019 | 4.30-6.30pm Margaret Macmillan Building (MMB) 220 Goldsmiths, University of London London SE14 6NW Part of the Pluralistic Variations Lecture SeriesOrganised by Dr Martin Savransky (Sociology) This talk presents brief episodes of a history of the cosmos. Its immediate prompt […]
Truth Practices
24th January 2019 | 4.30-6.30 pm Professor Stuart Hall Building (PSH) 314Goldsmiths, University of London London SE14 6NW Part of the Pluralistic Variations Lecture SeriesOrganised by Dr Martin Savransky (Sociology) TRUTH PRACTICES Prof Michael Hampe (ETH Zürich) Practices of truth play an important role in every day life and in many legal and political […]
Thinking with Noise
5th December 2018 | 4.30-6.30pm Margaret Macmillan Building (MMB) 220 | Goldsmiths, University of London Part of the Pluralistic Variations Series Organised by Dr Martin Savransky (Sociology) EVERYONE’S WELCOME! Cecile Malaspina (Paris 7 & Nanterre) THINKING WITH NOISE Noise immediately evokes sound. Yet when “noise” crops up in finance, it is not the din […]
More-than-Secular Social Theory for the Pluriverse
17th Oct 2018 |4.30-6.30pm | MMB 220 Claire Blencowe (Warwick) More-Than-Secular Social Theory for the Pluriverse Part of the Pluralistic Variations Lecture Series | Unit of Play Organiser: Dr Martin Savransky (Sociology) Everyone’s Welcome!
Critical Pluralism: False Memories and Real Epistemic Problems
Thursday 10th November 2016, 4.30-6-30pm, RHB144 Steve Brown, Professor of Social and Organisational Psychology, School of Management, University of Leicester. “Critical Pluralism: False Memories and Real Epistemic Problems” The term ‘false memory’ has a complex history. Initially coined as political term by social actors aiming to deconstruct the idea of ‘recovered memories’, it eventually became […]