*Please Note Location Change: Now Jerome Greene 602. Presented by the Columbia Center for Contemporary Critical Thought
Affect and Democratic Politics: The Shortcomings of Anti-humanism
Wednesday, February 15, 2017 12:10pm Jerome Greene Hall (Law School), Jerome Greene Hall Room 602
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Registration required
Notes
For questions or to RSVP contact Anna Krauthamer at [email protected]
Light lunch will be served
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Columbia Center for Contemporary Critical Thought
Institute for Comparative Literature and Society
The Society of Fellows and Heyman Center for the Humanities
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Columbia Center for Contemporary Critical Thought
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Lecture by
Elaine StavroAssociate Professor
Trent University
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