* UPCOMING EXPERIENCES *
Symposium • April 4-7, 2024
EMU Ballroom • Global Studies Institute
Conference • April 19-21, 2024
Lawrence Hall • College of Design
Science and the Humanities
Vera Keller
History
Nicolae Morar
Environmental Studies and Philosophy
Cera Smith
Indigenous, Race, and Ethnic Studies
April 23, 2024 • 3:00pm
Knight Library Browsing Room
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• AI and the Humanities •
Ramón Alvarado, Philosophy/Data Science Initiative/Data Ethics
Mattie Burkert, English/Digital Humanities/New Media & Culture and London Stage Database
Colin Koopman, Philosophy/Our Data, Our Selves web project
March 1, 2024 • Recorded Livestream
WHAT IS EXPERIENCE? (2022-2023-2024) reflects on six years—two trilogies—of the What is…? Series. Experience has a long history in philosophy and more recently in systems, intersectionality, networks, criticism, dialogue and debate, organizing, responsibility, care ethics, sociology, critical cybernetics, globalization, sense-making, planning, critical advertizing, and ecofeminism. Some areas of exemplary inquiry include autopoiesis, feminism, flow, activism, politics, organization, peace and justice, economics, relational ethics, science and technology studies, ecological futures, democratization, multimodal communication education, social ecology, transformational change and justice, as well as fusions of art-science-design, recognizing patterns in the world, and interplays of change and continuity in the 21st century.
Dedicated to the experience and memory of
• And, All Those We Remember •
2022-2024 marks the twelfth annual What is…? and recognition of collaborative transdisciplinary research networks cultivating experiences as the heart of culture, nature, and pluriverse. What is…? will return!
WHAT IS…?
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