Axes of Interdisciplinary Knowledge
Series of lectures of the Doctoral Programme in Contemporary Studies (DEC)
The scientific interdisciplinary initiatives promoted by the Centre for Interdisciplinary Studies, which are part of the scientific mission of the Doctoral Programme in Contemporary Studies are now grouped into a series of events called Axes of Interdisciplinary Knowledge. We would like to highlight a series of lectures that will bring a group of internationally renowned scholars to CEIS20 during this second academic semester. The aim of these lectures is to discuss pressing issues that require the integration of knowledge to address complex problems.
Guest speaker scheduled for the lecture series include:
24 January, 15:00 – Alain Musset | École de Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales, “Migration, transit or dwelling? Coping with the body, with time, and with the territories of waiting”.
14 February, 14:30 – Guilherme Carréra | Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, “The aesthetics of ruin in contemporary Brazilian cinema”.
28 February, 16:00, Amphitheatre VI, FLUC – Jean-Michel Guieu | Université de Paris-1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, “The rebirth of the European Idea. From World War II to the foundation of the Council of Europe”
21 March, 14:30 – Olalla Lopez Costas | University of Santiago de Compostela
28 March, 14:30 – Richard Cohn | Yale University
11 April – Milena Dragisevic Sesic | University of Arts Belgrade
18 April – Bastien Llamas | University of Adelaide
2 May – Clare Birchall | King's College London
30 May – Justin O' Connor | University of South Australia