Keynote by Catherine Malabou Anarchē
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Conference Anarchē 7 – 8 July 2021 Organized by Damiano Sacco and Facundo Vega An ICI event in cooperation with the Istituto Italiano di Cultura di Berlino With Emily Apter Bruno Bosteels Susan Buck-Morss Donatella Di Cesare Rebecca Comay Simona Forti Stathis Gourgouris Claudia Hilb Peter Szendy Miguel Vatter in English IMAGE CREDIT: CLAUDIA PEPPEL | DESIGN: STUDIO-BENS.COM Philosophy, Politics, and the Question of the Ground Confronted with an arguably incomplete critique of the notion and history of sov- ereignty, contemporary lines of thinking have forcefully returned to the inquiry into political foundations. ese theoretical approaches in philosophy and the humanities at large have aempted to find possibilities of dialogue concerning the critique of sovereign structures of power, the undoing of systemic violence, as well as the development of ideas of community and mutual aid. e confer- ence ‘Anarchē’ aims to investigate the contemporary philosophical aempts at questioning traditional concepts of political foundations in order to rethink the central notion of ground or archē. ICI Berlin | Christinenstraße 18/19, Haus 8 | D – 10119 Berlin U-Bhf. Senefelder Platz (U2) | +49 (0)30 473 72 91 10 | www.ici–berlin.org Keynote by Catherine Malabou
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ConferenceAnarchē
7 – 8July 2021
Organized by Damiano Sacco and Facundo Vega
An ICI event in cooperation with the Istituto Italiano di
Cultura di Berlino
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Philosophy, Politics, and the Question of the Ground
Confronted with an arguably incomplete critique of the notion and history of sov-ereignty, contemporary lines of thinking have forcefully returned to the inquiry into political foundations. These theoretical approaches in philosophy and the humanities at large have attempted to find possibilities of dialogue concerning the critique of sovereign structures of power, the undoing of systemic violence, as well as the development of ideas of community and mutual aid. The confer-ence ‘Anarchē’ aims to investigate the contemporary philosophical attempts at questioning traditional concepts of political foundations in order to rethink the central notion of ground or archē.
ICI Berlin | Christinenstraße 18/19, Haus 8 | D – 10119 Berlin U-Bhf. Senefelder Platz (U2) | +49 (0)30 473 72 91 10 | www.ici–berlin.org
Keynote byCatherine Malabou
