Registration is required. This event is being held virtually only.
Anupama Rao, ICLS Director
Columbia Global Thought, AAADS, and IRAAS
The morning panel of the 2022 ICLS Annual Conference Mass Intellectuality?, entitled “Archive and University”, featuring student researchers—Yosan Alemu; Samantha de Ninno; Vikramaditya Joshi; Vasundhara Mathur; Samuel Needlemen; Tommy Song— in a moderated discussion with Demetrius Eudell (Dean of Social Science and Professor of History, Wesleyan) and Anupama Rao (ICLS Director), and Thabisile Griffin (ACLS Global Racisms Fellow, ICLS Columbia) on links between Columbia University, Harlem, and American interwar intellectual culture.
Mass Intellectuality? An ICLS Annual Conference
Long viewed as an engine of sociality mobility, the university is in crisis. Our day-long convening will inaugurate ongoing reflection on themes regarding the university as infrastructure and ideological apparatus including: the history of the disciplines, infrastructural histories of the university, dissent that have emerged from within and in opposition to the university, global histories of the university in relation to anticolonial activism and postcolonial state formation, the role of academic labor in histories of labor and organizing, and the complex investments in mass intellectuality and education for subaltern communities.
This event is part of Mass Intellectuality? An Annual Conference of the Institute for Comparative Literature and Society at Columbia University. For details on other events in this conference series, please visit: https://icls.columbia.edu/news/mass-intellectuality-icls-annual-conference-2022/.
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