Events
Cosponsor
- The Society of Fellows and Heyman Center for the Humanities
Organizer
- The Center For Contemporary Critical Thought
Contact
email address [email protected]
Notes
- Free and open to the public
- Registration required. See details.

Étienne Balibar and Bernard E. Harcourt
read and discuss
Prison Notebooks [1947] by Antonio Gramsci (excerpts)
Presentation des Temps Modernes [1945] by Jean-Paul Sartre
Qu’est ce que la littérature in Situations II [1948]; What is Literature?[1950] by Jean-Paul Sartre
Préface de Orphée Noire [1949]; Black Orpheus [1964-1965] by Jean-Paul Sartre
“Science as a Vocation,” [1922] by Max Weber
“Politics as a Vocation” [1919] by Max Weber
Columbia University, Jerome Greene Annex
These seminars will be hybrid. They will be in-person at the Jerome Greene Annex for Columbia University affiliates with CUID and Green Passes. Zoom and livestream will be available for non-CU affiliates. Due to Columbia University COVID restrictions, we will be checking Green Passes at the door.
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