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"'(Rhy)pistemologies': Thinking Through Rhythm": CLOSING DISCUSSION
Closing Discussion:
Alex Chávez (U. of Notre Dame), Michael Gallope (U. of Minnesota), Maya Kronfeld (Duke U.), Michael J. Love (Ursinus C.), Michael E. Sawyer (U. of Pittsburgh)
Moderator: Kara Keeling (USC)
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Inspired by interdisciplinary tap dance artist and scholar Michael J. Love’s concept of “(rhy)pistemology,” this two-day event (May 8-9, 2024) brought together artists and scholars of music, dance, philosophy, and theory. Rather than taking rhythm, music, or dance as an object of theory or thought, we wanted to emphasize theory and thought that emerges *from* or *through* rhythm, expanding the labor of critical theory and philosophical thought to include embodied forms of knowledge a...
Alex Chávez (U. of Notre Dame), Michael Gallope (U. of Minnesota), Maya Kronfeld (Duke U.), Michael J. Love (Ursinus C.), Michael E. Sawyer (U. of Pittsburgh)
Moderator: Kara Keeling (USC)
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Inspired by interdisciplinary tap dance artist and scholar Michael J. Love’s concept of “(rhy)pistemology,” this two-day event (May 8-9, 2024) brought together artists and scholars of music, dance, philosophy, and theory. Rather than taking rhythm, music, or dance as an object of theory or thought, we wanted to emphasize theory and thought that emerges *from* or *through* rhythm, expanding the labor of critical theory and philosophical thought to include embodied forms of knowledge a...
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Michael Gallope: “Region”
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Michael Gallope* (U. of Minnesota), “Region” Moderator: Edwin Hill (USC) *Michael Gallope is Associate Professor of Cultural Studies and Comparative Literature at the University of Minnesota. He is the author of Deep Refrains: Music, Philosophy, and the Ineffable (University of Chicago Press, 2017) and The Musician as Philosopher: New York’s Vernacular Avant-Garde, 1958-1978 (University of Chic...
Maya Kronfeld & Michael J. Love: “(Rhy)pistemologies: A Duet”
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Maya Kronfeld* (Duke U.) and Michael J. Love (Ursinus C.): “(Rhy)pistemologies: A Duet” Moderator: Natalie Belisle (USC) *Maya Kronfeld is assistant professor of theory in the Literature Program at Duke University, with secondary appointments in the Philosophy department and the Music department.. Her work appears in Radical Philosophy, Jazz & Culture, Philosophy and Literature, and is forthcom...
Alex Chávez: “Sonorous Present: Songs of Border Crossings, Sunrises, and Mournings”
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Alex Chávez* (U. of Notre Dame): “Sonorous Present: Songs of Border Crossings, Sunrises, and Mournings” Moderator: Jonathan Leal (USC) *Alex E. Chávez is an artist-scholar-producer and the Nancy O'Neill Associate Professor of Anthropology at the University of Notre Dame, where he is also a Faculty Fellow of the Institute for Latino Studies. His research explores articulations of Latinx sounds a...
"'(Rhy)pistemologies': Thinking Through Rhythm": WELCOME & ROUNDTABLE
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DAY 1: May 8, 2024 Welcome by Erin Graff Zivin (Director, USC Dornsife Experimental Humanities Lab) Opening Roundtable: Edwin Hill, Natalie Belisle, Jane Kassavin, Jonathan Leal (U. of Southern California) Inspired by interdisciplinary tap dance artist and scholar Michael J. Love’s concept of “(rhy)pistemology,” this two-day event (May 8-9, 2024) brought together artists and scholars of music, ...
Women In Theory Symposium (2021) - Day 2
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Women In Theory Symposium Friday & Saturday, March 19-20, 2021 SATURDAY, MARCH 20: IV. “Women” in Philosophy - 9:00-11:00am PDT (12:00-2:00pm EDT) “Anti Antigone” Elissa Marder (Emory U.) “Women, Wine, and Truth” Valeria Campos Salvaterra (Pontificia U. de Valparaíso, Chile) “Sapphic Sociability” Julia Ng (Goldsmiths, U. of London) “Between Alladine and Ariadne: The Place of Woman in Badiouan O...
Women In Theory Symposium (2021) - Day 1 Part B
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Women In Theory Symposium Friday & Saturday, March 19-20, 2021 FRIDAY, MARCH 19: Welcome - 9:00-9:15am PDT (12:00-12:15pm EDT) Erin Graff Zivin (U. of Southern California) I. Abstraction and Catachresis - 9:15-10:15am PDT (12:15-1:15pm EDT) “In Defense of Feminist Abstraction” Anna Kornbluh (U. of Illinois-Chicago) “Raciality’s Referential Interruption: Grammar, Risk, and Catachresis” Christina...
Women In Theory Symposium (2021) - Day 1 Part A
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Women In Theory Symposium Friday & Saturday, March 19-20, 2021 FRIDAY, MARCH 19: Welcome - 9:00-9:15am PDT (12:00-12:15pm EDT) Erin Graff Zivin (U. of Southern California) I. Abstraction and Catachresis - 9:15-10:15am PDT (12:15-1:15pm EDT) “In Defense of Feminist Abstraction” Anna Kornbluh (U. of Illinois-Chicago) “Raciality’s Referential Interruption: Grammar, Risk, and Catachresis” Christina...
Wonderful presentation! Thank you 🥰