Monthly Archives: July 2010

Handel Kashope Wright interview

Link to video of Handel Kashope Wright interviewed by CCSR co-director, Mica Nava

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Tim Lawrence at Coventry University’s Symposium on Experimental Music

[ 25 September 2010; 00:00; ] On 25 September, 2010 CCSR committee member Tim Lawrence will deliver a keynote, ‘Experimental, Pluralism, Minor Deviations and Radical Change’ at Coventry University’s Symposium on Experimental Music.

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Maggie Humm at Edinburgh International Book Festival 2010

[ 22 August 2010; 11:00; ] CCSR co-director Professor Maggie Humm has been invited to speak at the Edinburgh International Book Festival 2010

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Marshall Berman gives CCSR’s 2nd annual lecture

Our second annual lecture, on 16th June, 2010 featured Marshall Berman, Distinguished Professor of Political Science at City University of New York and CUNY Graduate Center and author of All That is Solid Melts Into Air, Adventures in Marxism, The Politics of Authenticity and, most recently, On The Town (all published by Verso).
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Debra Benita Shaw at University of Surrey Conference on the Emergence of the Posthuman Subject

On 3rd July, 2010, CCSR committee member Debra Benita Shaw spoke at the University of Surrey Institute of Advanced Studies conference The Emergence of the Posthuman Subject.

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ACS Crossroads in Cultural Studies, Lingnan University, Hong Kong, 2010

Crossroads in Cultural Studies conference at Lingnan University, Hong Kong, June 17th – 21st

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  • CCSR Publications

    Anticapitalism and Culture by Jeremy Gilbert

    Technoculture The Key Concepts by Debra Benita Shaw

    Edinburgh Companion to Virginia Woolf and the Arts by Maggie Humm

    Hold On To Your Dreams: Arthur Russell and the Downtown Music Scene, 1973-92 by Tim Lawrence

    Snapshots of Bloomsbury by Maggie Humm

    Visceral Cosmopolitanism by Mica Nava
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