MAP - University of Warwick

Call for abstracts! We are happy to announce that the annual Warwick Continental Philosophy Conference will be back this year! Our topic will be 'Approaching Value'. See the link below for the details👇 warwick.ac.uk/fac/soc/philos…

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Looking forward to welcome week 2023! Keep an eye out for us at welcome events - see you there! @PhilosWarwick #warwickuni #philosophy #MAP #equality #wellbeing #philoswarwick

Join @PhilosWarwick's Race and Philosophy Research Celebration next Monday! This event presents two fascinating talks by keynote speakers Jacqueline Scott and Lee McBride III, alongside work by Warwick UG and PG students. Find more information here: bit.ly/45YOlaY

Many thanks to our speakers, keynotes and attendees for making this a wonderful conference! We hope you all enjoyed it as much as we did.

Warwick Continental Philosophy Graduate Conference @WCPC8 Keynotes: Koshka Duff (@UniNottinghamIC ), Peter V. Zima (Klagenfurt) June 8th and 9th, on campus @PhilosWarwick and online, see program below register here: warwick.ac.uk/fac/soc/philos…

4. beDevil (Dir. Tracey Moffatt, 1993, 90 mins) - Trilogy of surreal ghost stories, inspired by stories Moffatt heard as a child from both her extended Aboriginal and Irish Australian families

3. Selection of short films by The Critics, a film-making collective based in Nigeria (bit.ly/3SCMjXN)

For our next screening we're letting you guys decide! Our theme is Films You've Never Seen Please vote by midnight on Sunday 5 March For film descriptions see 🧵👇

Join us on Monday 20th February at 6 pm for a screening of The Death and Life of Marsha P. Johnson! It's free and open to all! More details are below:

My session at the 1st Midlands MAP Festival: Philosophy, Academia and Mental Health is later this week. I hope that my presentation, "Admission: The Subject as an Object of Study," will allow us to discuss how disorders, surveillance, and norms of sanity function in the academia.

To everyone who has been part of this event, speakers, chairs and audience. Thank you! @QCassam @lisabortolotti @urIocaIgay @JazKhanWrites @DanaFMiranda Matthew Duncombe @victoriabgalvao @GiuliaLorenzi92 @JansetCkaya @JazGharu_ Sailee Khurjekar @samp_k Riana Popat @_Shi_la

A huge shout out to all MAP chapters involved in the organising of this festival @map_warwick @MapNottingham Especially, @GiuliaLorenzi92 @JazGharu_ @JansetCkaya for leading the chapters, and uniting them together! To the funders, we are truly grateful. @MAPCosmopolitan

Our Midlands MAP Festival has officially come to an end! And what a way to finish the festival with the brilliant @DanaFMiranda. Thank you. We especially loved the connections you drew from Fanon and the field of phenomenology to explain mental health challenges in academia! 💯

Last but not least, we really want to thank all the people who joined us during this three weeks of meetings and exchanges of ideas! The Festival would not be the same without your presence!

A final special thanks to all our speakers for sharing with us their academic research, scientific work, expertise and personal experiences during our Festival! @QCassam @lisabortolotti @JazKhanWrites @urIocaIgay and Asst. prof. Dana Miranda and Matthew Duncombe!

Midlands MAP Festival ended few moments ago and we could not imagine a more powerful and fascinating way to close it than with the talk by Asst. Professor Dana Francisco Miranda! Africana philosophy, phenomenology and existentialism accompanied us in this last event!