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Servitude and Emancipation
Semester 1, 2019
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JCU Critical Theory Reading Group Program, Semester 1 2019
Week 1 - Introduction: Reason, critique, normativity
Week 2: Critical Pedagogy and Emancipation
Week3: The popularity of fascism and the possibility of left populism
Week 4: The Power of the Powerless
Week 5: The Symbolic Horizon of Sex and Misogyny
Week 6: Violence and the Suffering of Others
Week 7: Temporality, Memory, Subjectivity
Week 8: Race, Racism, and Racial Capitalism
Week 9: Settler Colonial Violence and the Kyarchical State
Week 10: Decolonial Dialectics and the Ethics of Liberation
Week 11: Sovereignty or Reconciliation?
Week 12: The Ideology and Ethics of Human Rights
Week 13: Alienation and the Critique of Forms of Life

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Week 7: Temporality, Memory, Subjectivity

Week 7: Temporality, Memory, Subjectivity

Richard
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Rajca - apologies for scribbles

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