The Scholar and Feminist 2012: Theorizing Vulnerability Studies
Update: 2012-03-03
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How does a shift from focusing on the 'autonomous and independent subject'
to a framework of shared vulnerability transform intellectual, legal, and activist
terrains? This interdisciplinary panel explores how our ideas of personhood, the
state, politics, organizing, religion, consciousness, arts, and ethics change when
vulnerability becomes the lens through which we examine them, focusing particularly on
relationships of interdependence and structural inequality. Panelists include Martha
Albertson Fineman, Ewa Plonowska Ziarek, Colin Dayan, and Ilaria Vanni. This discussion,
moderated by Elizabeth Castelli, took place at The Scholar and Feminist Conference 2012,
Vulnerability: The Human and the Humanities.
to a framework of shared vulnerability transform intellectual, legal, and activist
terrains? This interdisciplinary panel explores how our ideas of personhood, the
state, politics, organizing, religion, consciousness, arts, and ethics change when
vulnerability becomes the lens through which we examine them, focusing particularly on
relationships of interdependence and structural inequality. Panelists include Martha
Albertson Fineman, Ewa Plonowska Ziarek, Colin Dayan, and Ilaria Vanni. This discussion,
moderated by Elizabeth Castelli, took place at The Scholar and Feminist Conference 2012,
Vulnerability: The Human and the Humanities.
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