TALKS

CLANDESTINO TALKS JUNE 10-14 2009

VICTIMS & MARTYRS – POLITICAL INTERVENTIONS

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Do we live in a victim society? Are marginalized groups too easily adjudicated the role of victims or martyrs? How does it affect their possibilities to
effectively change their own situation? The Conference Victims & Martyrs – Political Interventions cast light upon the concepts of victimhood and martyrdom from philosophical, theological, feminist, and juridical and artistic
perspectives.

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Keynote speaker: Trinh Minh-ha, professor of rhetoric and gender studies at Berkeley, world renowned postcolonial theorist, feminist and filmmaker.

Other speakers: Alyson Cole, Associate Professor at Queens College and the Graduate Center, City University of New York, she is the author of The Cult of True Victimhood: From the War on Welfare to the War on Terror; Henrik Tham, Professor of Criminology at Stockholm University, Christobal Bianchi, artist working at Centre for Cultural Studies at Goldsmiths, University of London. He is an active member of Chilean collective ‘CasaGrande’ and the band ‘Los Muebles’; Annika Snare, criminologist, reader at the Department of Law at Köpenhamns universitet, Gudrun Nordborg, Naiti del Sante, Victoria Fareld,
Mikela Lundahl, Dariush Moaven Doust, Ola Sigurdson, Elisabeth Abiri, Sven-Eric Liedman, Mattias Gardell, Michael Azar and Susanne Dodillet.

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SCHEDULE:

WED 10 JUNE VÄRLDSKULTURMUSEET 14.00-17.00
TRINH MINH-HA

THU 11 JUNE VÄRLDSKULTURMUSEET 11.00-18.30
SVEN-ERIC LIEDMAN
MICHAEL AZAR
MATTIAS GARDELL
VICTORIA FARELD
OLA SIGURDSON

FRI 12 JUNE NOVOTEL,  10.00-16.00
ALYSON COLE
SUSANNE DODILLET
TRINH MINH-HA
MIKELA LUNDAHL

SAT 13 JUNE NOVOTEL 10.00-16.00
ELISABETH ABIRI
HENRIK THAM
GUDRUN NORDBORG
NAITI DEL SANTE
ANNIKA SNARE

SUN 14 JUNE NOVOTEL 12.00-15.00
CRISTÓBAL BIANCHI
DARIUSH MOAVEN DOUST

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The Conference is organized by Bwana Club during Clandestino Festival in association with Museion, Glänta, Världskulturmuseet and Västra Götalandsregionen.


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