The World Picture Conference on The Popular
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The World Picture Conference on The Popular
October 24 and 25, 2008
Oklahoma State University
Keynote Speakers: Ernesto Laclau and Lauren Berlant
The World Picture conference is an annual meeting devoted to theory that takes place in the intimate setting of Stillwater, Oklahoma.
October 24 and 25, 2008
Oklahoma State University
Keynote Speakers: Ernesto Laclau and Lauren Berlant
The World Picture conference is an annual meeting devoted to theory that takes place in the intimate setting of Stillwater, Oklahoma.
This year’s meeting will gather theorists from around
the world, and from across disciplines, to address
questions of the popular. We are accepting proposals
for papers that address this issue in any number of
ways. Some possible topics might include, but are not
limited to:
Heteronomy/Autonomy
Populism
Styles of the Popular
The Unpopular
Hegemony and Style
Metaphor and the Masses
Intimacy
Citizenship
Revolution
Sentimentality
The Public and the Popular
World Picture is a new online journal of experimental theory: worldpicturejournal.com. The journal is edited by Brian Price (Oklahoma State University), John David Rhodes (University of Sussex) and Meghan Sutherland (Oklahoma State University). Appearing two times per year, each issue of World Picture will be devoted to a single question or concept that will be addressed by scholars across disciplines.
Proposals (including a brief bio) should be sent to Brian Price (brian.price@okstate.edu) by June 2
Heteronomy/Autonomy
Populism
Styles of the Popular
The Unpopular
Hegemony and Style
Metaphor and the Masses
Intimacy
Citizenship
Revolution
Sentimentality
The Public and the Popular
World Picture is a new online journal of experimental theory: worldpicturejournal.com. The journal is edited by Brian Price (Oklahoma State University), John David Rhodes (University of Sussex) and Meghan Sutherland (Oklahoma State University). Appearing two times per year, each issue of World Picture will be devoted to a single question or concept that will be addressed by scholars across disciplines.
Proposals (including a brief bio) should be sent to Brian Price (brian.price@okstate.edu) by June 2
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