What infrastructures can sustain the momentum of an event of political massing? What are compelling idioms, amidst ideologies and theories of anarchic post-politics, for affirming formations as integral to political struggle? In her book Crowds and Party, Jodi Dean argues that the party must be reclaimed as a site and modality of politics; InterCcECT previously hosted a lively mini-seminar on the book and is thrilled to now host Professor Dean herself for a talk and debate.
Join us Thursday 20 October, 5pm, in the lovely environs of our frequent collaborator Gallery 400.
400 S Peoria St, 60607 (Blue Line: UIC Halsted)
made possible by generous support from The UIC Institute for the Humanities, The Great Cities Institute, Institute for Policy & Civic Engagement, Gallery 400, Departments of English, Art History, Gender&Womens Studies, Political Science, and Anthropology.
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