01:06:18

Film-Thinking Conversation • “Sacrificed Youth” by Nuanxing Zhang

01:31:04

Scott Slovic, “Environmental Fables for Tomorrow: Risk, Warning, and the Challenge of Poignancy”

45:35

Why Me? — Discussion | Anne Garréta, Julia Jarcho & Gabriela Wiener

44:48

Why Me? — Discussion | Lauren Fournier, Annabel Kim & Nicholas Royle

29:03

Why Me? — “Why You? The New Me” | Nicholas Royle

36:41

Why Me? — “I-sm: The Appropriating and Appropriated I” | Annabel Kim

38:00

Why Me? — “On the Usefulness of ‘Autotheory’: Toward a Standard of Analysis” | Lauren Fournier

44:53

Why Me? — Discussion | Jazmina Barrera, Kyle Frisina & Laird Hunt

27:50

Why Me? — “Handle-Side Out: Some Thoughts on the Resonantly Obscured Self” | Laird Hunt

28:25

Why Me? — “The ‘I’ on the Page Vs. the Writer on Stage: Performing with Autotheory” | Kyle Frisina

28:32

Why Me? — “Self-translating: Exploring Identity in a Foreign Language” | Jazmina Barrera

37:21

Why Me? — Discussion | Marie Darrieussecq, Evie Shockley & Robyn Wiegman

42:58

Why Me? — “Why Not Me? Autotheory’s (Auto)Fictions” | Robyn Wiegman

33:40

Why Me? — “When and Where ‘I’ Enters” | Evie Shockley

39:35

Why Me? — “It’s Me and It’s Not Me: Exploring the Burrows of the I” | Marie Darrieussecq

28:06

Why Me? — “Narrating Experience” | Gabriela Wiener

32:19

Why Me? — “‘Half Erased by Discipline’: The Masochism of Sedgwick’s Autotheory” | Julia Jarcho

35:31

Why Me? — “What’s Auto Got to Do, Got to Do with It?” | Anne Garréta

24:06

Why Me? — Introduction | Timothy Bewes & David Wills

01:30:35

David Kurnick, “Phantom Populations, Queer Densities: Rhetorics of Number in 19th-Century Fiction”

25:39

Political Concepts: Care | Rebecca Nedostup

24:03

Political Concepts: Cycle | Markus Berger

49:14

Political Concepts: Discussion | Markus Berger & Rebecca Nedostup

28:27

Political Concepts: Education | Christopher Roberts

30:20

Political Concepts: Listening | Stathis Gourgouris

41:27

Political Concepts: Discussion | Christopher Roberts & Stathis Gourgouris

31:51

Political Concepts: Earthly Politics | Sharon Krause

43:02

Political Concepts: Discussion | Alexander Weheliye & Michael Berman

25:11

Political Concepts: Relationlessness | Michael Berman

23:24

Political Concepts: Othukkuka/Othukkam | Dilip M. Menon

50:51

Political Concepts: Discussion | Mohamed Amer Meziane & Paula Gaetano-Adi

25:38

Political Concepts: Cosmotechnics | Paula Gaetano-Adi

30:29

Political Concepts: Cosmos | Mohamed Amer Meziane

41:53

Political Concepts: History | Jason Stanley

43:23

Political Concepts: Discussion | Jason Stanley

34:35

Political Concepts: Dormancy | Thangam Ravindranathan

32:44

Political Concepts: Discussion | Macarena Gómez-Barris & Ada Smailbegović

35:37

Political Concepts: Snail Cinema | Ada Smailbegović

27:13

Political Concepts: Tidalectics | Macarena Gómez-Barris

30:01

Political Concepts: Schwarz-Sein | Alexander Weheliye

50:18

Political Concepts: Discussion | Dilip M. Menon & Thangam Ravindranathan

06:37

Political Concepts: 2024 Introduction | Adi Ophir

01:21:50

Ana Lucia Araujo, “The Gift: A French Atlantic History of Slavery and Memory”

01:27:47

Ubah Cristina Ali Farah & Amara Lakhous, “(Re)writing Borders”

01:12:19

Camille Robcis | “Disalienation Politics, Philosophy, and Radical Psychiatry”

54:34

Film-Thinking Conversation • “L’amore” by Roberto Rossellini

01:29:30

Diana Paulin, “Blackness, Autism, and the ‘Neurocolorline’”

46:27

Meet the Fellows: Spring 2024 Edition

05:06

The Object of Blackness | Devon Clifton

05:21

Migration, Farmworker Movements, and Belonging in Italy’s Changing Landscapes | Eleanor Paynter

03:53

What’s in a Name? The Language of Family Belonging | Jessaca Leinaweaver

04:38

Through the Fence: An Environmental History of Nsikazi, South Africa | Maru Attwood

05:56

The Pandemic Journaling Project: A Grassroots Collaborative Ethnography | Katherine A. Mason

04:19

Owning Renunciation: Studies in Early Modern Non-Possession | Goutam Piduri

04:46

The Chisolm Massacre: Reconstruction and the Politics of Violence | Christopher Grasso

04:06

(Dis)location, Diaspora, and the Camera Image | Grace Xiao

01:22:47

J.T. Roane, “The Practical Prophet: On June Jordan’s Intellectual Thought and Political Vision”

30:12

AI and the Humanities | Meeting Street

01:15:55

Jenifer Barclay, “Cripping the Archive: Confronting Ableism at the Source”

01:56:15

Transporting Images: Session 2 | Peter Szendy & Shannon Mattern