What is (or was) ‘Postmodernism’? – 3 hour version!
I volunteered to record a lecture on ‘Postmodernism’ after Tory minister Liz Truss denounced it this week. This is the long version. The short, 1-hour...
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Recordings of a regular seminar on radical theory, culture and politics led by Jeremy Gilbert, Professor of Cultural and Political Theory at the University of East London.
What is (or was) Postmodernism? – 1 hour version
I volunteered to record a lecture on ‘Postmodernism’ after Tory minister Liz Truss denounced it this week. This is the long version. The long, 3-hour ...
The Aftermath of Defeat: a Conversation with Anna Minton and Richard Seymour
In January 2019 we were planning a public event with Anna Minton and Richard Seymour, discussing the aftermath of the December 2019 general election...
The Costs of Connection
The Costs of Connection: How Data is Colonising Human Life and Appropriating it for Capitalism with Nick Couldry and Ulises Mejias Just about any ...
High Weirdness
High Weirdness with Erik Davis, Debra Benita Shaw and Jeremy Gilbert Presented in Association with #ACFM – the Home of the Weird Left Since the 19...
Britain’s Nervous Breakdown: What is Actually Happening?
With Will Davies, and Jeremy Gilbert What on Earth is happening to British politics, culture and society? What is at the root of the present crisis...
Vitruvian Mantology: Architecture and Posthuman Politics
With Debra Benita Shaw and Alberto Duman Vitruvian Man, Leonardo’s perfectly proportioned human based on the recommendations of a Roman architect who ...
The War on Drugs: Race, Class, Colonialism and the Politics of Pleasures
With Kojo Koram, Mike Jay, Debra Benita Shaw and Jeremy Gilbert It is now a matter of historical record that when Nixon and his aides officially l...
After Work: The Fight for Free Time
With Helen Hester and Nick Srnicek Since the beginning of the industrial revolution, the world of work has been the central political battleground. W...
The People vs The Media: Power and Democracy in the Public Sphere
With Natalie Fenton and Tom Mills The institutions of the modern media are supposed to serve the public interest: entertaining, educating and informi...