Staff Research Seminars
Print version
Alternate Thursdays at 5 PM in the CMCI student common room (formerly known as the Old Senior Common Room or the Arts Exhibition Room)
Spring term 2011
January 20 Noor Al-Qasimi
Futurity, Heteropatriarchy, and Queer Difference in the UAE
February 3 Ofra Koffman
Girl Power and global biopolitics: the turn to girls
Feb 17 No seminar during reading Week
March 3 Mark Shiel (Film)
Los Angeles in/and cinema
March 17 Christina Scharff (TBC)
Reclaiming the F-word? An analysis of the new feminism
March 31 Btihaj Anjana will talk about her current research.
Futurity, Heteropatriarchy, and Queer Difference in the UAE
February 3 Ofra Koffman
Girl Power and global biopolitics: the turn to girls
Feb 17 No seminar during reading Week
March 3 Mark Shiel (Film)
Los Angeles in/and cinema
March 17 Christina Scharff (TBC)
Reclaiming the F-word? An analysis of the new feminism
March 31 Btihaj Anjana will talk about her current research.
Autumn term 2010
October 25- ‘me maskuline’ exhibition opens, with panel featuring Alex Brew, Del LaGrace Volcano, Grace Lau and Rosalind Gill that will take place between 7 and 8PM, to be followed by Wine Reception in Chapters.
This event is part of Arts and Humanities Week and is also part of the Inside Out Festival, with contribution from Queer@King’s.
October 26 The Two Johnnies: The Nature of Criticism - a conversation between the eminent Professor John Sutherland, author of more than 50 books, including Love, Sex, Death and Words, and The Guardian’s acclaimed satirical columnist John Crace, who will be launching his latest book of “digested reads”, Brideshead Abbreviated. As they put it: ‘this talk may be taken down and used in evidence against us’.
The event will be held in the Great Hall, followed by a free wine reception in Chapters.
November 9 No seminar during Reading week
November 23 Frederik Lesage
Box ticking (as) culture: A study of informing practices in cultural and creative organisations
Deecember 7 Rob Imrie (Geography)
‘Auto-disabilities: the case of shared spaces'
This event is part of Arts and Humanities Week and is also part of the Inside Out Festival, with contribution from Queer@King’s.
October 26 The Two Johnnies: The Nature of Criticism - a conversation between the eminent Professor John Sutherland, author of more than 50 books, including Love, Sex, Death and Words, and The Guardian’s acclaimed satirical columnist John Crace, who will be launching his latest book of “digested reads”, Brideshead Abbreviated. As they put it: ‘this talk may be taken down and used in evidence against us’.
The event will be held in the Great Hall, followed by a free wine reception in Chapters.
November 9 No seminar during Reading week
November 23 Frederik Lesage
Box ticking (as) culture: A study of informing practices in cultural and creative organisations
Deecember 7 Rob Imrie (Geography)
‘Auto-disabilities: the case of shared spaces'