[NetBehaviour] The Ethics and Politics of Virtuality and Indexicality

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there is still time to register for CongressCATH 2005. The corrected 
programme is now available.
 
AHRC Centre for Cultural Analysis Theory and History, University of 
Leeds
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CONGRESSCATH 2005
 
The Ethics and Politics of Virtuality and Indexicality*
 
30 June-3 July, National Museum of Photography, Film and Television, 
Bradford
 
The fourth of five annual Congresses explores ideas such as:  
Narratives of the Web; Creative and Critical Art and Digitality; 
Philosophical Reflections on the Virtual; Global Networks and their 
Politics; Crises of History, Truth and Knowledge; Gender, Sexual and 
Cultural Difference and the Cyborg World Revisited; the Post-Human, 
Body, Mind and Psyche; History in the Age of New Technologies; Chaos, 
Turbulence and Liquid Theories of Modernity; Space, Place, Index and 
Virtual Creation; Democracy: Economy, Rethinking Indexicality and 
Representation.
 
Plenary Speakers: Christopher Bollas (The British Psychoanalytical  
Society), Antony Bryant (Leeds Metropolitan University), N Katherine 
Hayles (University of California, Los Angeles), Brian Massumi 
(University of Montréal), Martha Rosler (Mason Gross School of the 
Arts, Rutgers University), Samuel Weber (Northwestern University) Paul 
Willemen (University of Ulster)
 
More information, registration and programme are available on the web 
http://www.leeds.ac.uk/cath/congress/2005/index.html
 
 
 

Josine Opmeer
  Centre Coordinator
  AHRC Centre for Cultural Analysis, Theory and History
Old Mining Building, 2.08
University of Leeds, LEEDS LS2 9JT
  Tel: +44 (0)113 343 1629
  Fax: +44 (0)113 343 1628
  e-mail: ccaadm at leeds.ac.uk
  web: http://www.leeds.ac.uk/cath
 



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