OPENING EVENT
Arendt on Crises and Political Transformation
Daniele Bassi, Jo-Anne Dillabough and Irit Katz
Room GS4/GS5, Donald McIntyre Building, Faculty of Education
AGORA 1
Political Spaces, Temporalities, and Criticalities in a New Age of Extremes
Ducan Bell, Chair
Irit Katz
Where Action Appears: Materialising the Political in Unworlded Spaces of Refuge
Jo-Anne Dillabough
Imperial Afterlives and Ambivalent Intellectuals in a New Age: nation, territory and the struggle over ‘public things’ in the modern university
Stefano Bellin
Political Imagination and the Gap Between Past and Future
Room GS4/GS5, Donald McIntyre Building, Faculty of Education
LUNCH BREAK
Homerton College
AGORA 2
Worldbuilding for an Uncommon World
Frisbee Sheffield, Chair
Jess Feldman
The World the General Strike Made: Labor, Work, and Action in Hannah Arendt’s Council System
Norma Musih
Imagination as a political force in the work of Hannah Arendt
Frisbee Sheffield and Sinead O’Neill
“We Refugees”: Arendt and common worldbuilding for the public.
Room GS4/GS5, Donald McIntyre Building, Faculty of Education
AGORA 3
Forgiving: JL Austin’s ‘Hippolytus’ and Hannah Arendt’s Politics of Release
Bonnie Honnig
St. John’s College, Divinity School Main Lecture Theatre
AGORA 4
Exile and the Promise of Politics
Jo-Anne Dillabough, Chair
Zeina Al Azmeh
From a Politics of Being Perceived to a Politics of Perceiving: Exilic Narrations of the Syrian Revolution (2011)
Seçkin Sertdemir Özdemir
Civic death and authoritarian securitisation of higher education
Room GS4/GS5, Donald McIntyre Building, Faculty of Education
AGORA 5
In Conversation with Bonnie Honig
Lauren Wilcox and Irit Katz, Chairs
Room GS4/GS5,
Donald McIntyre Building, Faculty of Education
LUNCH BREAK
Homerton College
AGORA 6
Freedom and Politics between Endurance and Change
Daniele Bassi, Chair
Thiago Dias
Connected “politics”: Arendtian Reflections from Bolsonaro’s election
Gabriele Parrino
Under the debris of the past: Hannah Arendt and the Legacy of the Roman Tradition
Irene Villa
Social Exclusion and the Theatricality of Politics: A Queer Reflection Starting from Hannah Arendt
Yasemin Sari
W.E.B. Du Bois and Hannah Arendt on Democratic Belonging
Giacomo Mormino
A view of the world: Arendt and Architecture
Room GS4/GS5, Donald McIntyre Building, Faculty of Education
AGORA 7
Hannah Arendt and Political Education for a Common World
Michalinos Zembylas
Room GS4/GS5, Donald McIntyre Building, Faculty of Education
CLOSING EVENT
Hotel du Vin, Cambridge
OPENING EVENT
Arendt on Crises and Political Transformation
Daniele Bassi, Jo-Anne Dillabough and Irit Katz
Room GS4/GS5, Donald McIntyre Building, Faculty of Education
AGORA 1
Political Spaces, Temporalities, and Criticalities in a New Age of Extremes
Ducan Bell, Chair
Irit Katz
Where Action Appears: Materialising the Political in Unworlded Spaces of Refuge
Jo-Anne Dillabough
Imperial Afterlives and Ambivalent Intellectuals in a New Age: nation, territory and the struggle over ‘public things’ in the modern university
Stefano Bellin
Political Imagination and the Gap Between Past and Future
Room GS4/GS5, Donald McIntyre Building, Faculty of Education
LUNCH BREAK
Homerton College
AGORA 2
Worldbuilding for an Uncommon World
Frisbee Sheffield, Chair
Jess Feldman
The World the General Strike Made: Labor, Work, and Action in Hannah Arendt’s Council System
Norma Musih
Imagination as a political force in the work of Hannah Arendt
Frisbee Sheffield and Sinead O’Neill
“We Refugees”: Arendt and common worldbuilding for the public.
Room GS4/GS5, Donald McIntyre Building, Faculty of Education
AGORA 3
Forgiving: JL Austin’s ‘Hippolytus’ and Hannah Arendt’s Politics of Release
Bonnie Honnig
St. John’s College, Divinity School Main Lecture Theatre
AGORA 4
Exile and the Promise of Politics
Jo-Anne Dillabough, Chair
Zeina Al Azmeh
From a Politics of Being Perceived to a Politics of Perceiving: Exilic Narrations of the Syrian Revolution (2011)
Seçkin Sertdemir Özdemir
Civic death and authoritarian securitisation of higher education
Room GS4/GS5, Donald McIntyre Building, Faculty of Education
AGORA 5
In Conversation with Bonnie Honig
Lauren Wilcox and Irit Katz, Chairs
Room GS4/GS5,
Donald McIntyre Building, Faculty of Education
LUNCH BREAK
Homerton College
AGORA 6
Freedom and Politics between Endurance and Change
Daniele Bassi, Chair
Thiago Dias
Connected “politics”: Arendtian Reflections from Bolsonaro’s election
Gabriele Parrino
Under the debris of the past: Hannah Arendt and the Legacy of the Roman Tradition
Irene Villa
Social Exclusion and the Theatricality of Politics: A Queer Reflection Starting from Hannah Arendt
Yasemin Sari
W.E.B. Du Bois and Hannah Arendt on Democratic Belonging
Giacomo Mormino
A view of the world: Arendt and Architecture
Room GS4/GS5, Donald McIntyre Building, Faculty of Education
AGORA 7
Hannah Arendt and Political Education for a Common World
Michalinos Zembylas
Room GS4/GS5, Donald McIntyre Building, Faculty of Education
CLOSING EVENT
Hotel du Vin, Cambridge