Events
Cosponsor
- Center for the Study of Social Difference
Notes
- Free and open to the public
- No registration necessary
- First come, first seated
- Photo ID required for entry
This Heyman Center Faculty Workshop on Subaltern Urbanism explores the "the urban" as a historic and contemporary form of life; as a set of protocols for living implicit in the organization of the built environment, the management of human movement and density, and the creation and facilitation of sociality through means of communication and exchange.
João H. Costa Vargas will speak on "Taking Back the Land: Contested Geographies and Sport Mega Events in Rio de Janeiro"
Denise Ferreira da Silva will speak on "PoEthic Polis: Notes on the Ethico-Political Possibilities of the Urban Imagination"
Participants
- João H. Costa Vargas Associate Professor of Anthropology University of Texas, Austin
- Denise Ferreira Da Silva Director of Centre for Ethics & Politics School of Business and Management, Queen Mary, University of London
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