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CLASS / STATE / LABOR / POVERTY
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- cdadamo
Date Created
- 30 Jun 2006
Date Edited
- 30 Jun 2006 09:18:19 PM
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Discussion of ideas and action on class, the state, labor, and poverty at the Mid-Atlantic Radical Book Fair.
Mid-Atlantic Radical Bookfair presents
CLASS / STATE / LABOR / POVERTY
New Ideas for Social Change from
Stanley Aronowitz, Peter Bratsis, William DiFazio, Bruno Gulli
In critical dialogue with
Bill Harvey, Kostis Papadantonakis, Fred Pincus
Sunday, July 2nd
2:00pm-5:00pm
Rehearsal Theatre
Center Stage
700 N. Calvert Street
Aronowitz, Bratsis, DiFazio & Gulli are editors of the new journal 'Situations' which intends to address the current malaise of the radical imagination in both left theory and in popular consciousness. Their aim is to explore the social conditions and lived experiences that lead to this malaise and to support explanations which do not reduce political phenomena to a reflection. 'Situations' will foster modes of thinking that recognize the creative role that society plays in its own production. In opposition to simple determinisms, 'Situations' will attempt to show the contingencies and peculiarities of political phenomena.
Stanley Aronowitz is author of 'How Class Works: Power & Social Movement' and teaches sociology at the CUNY Graduate Center. Peter Bratsis is author of 'Everyday Life & the State' and teaches political theory at University of Salford. William DiFazio is author of 'Ordinary Poverty: A Little Food & Cold Storage' and teaches sociology at St. John's University. Bruno Gulli is author of 'Labor of Fire: Ontology of Labor Between Economy & Culture' and teaches philosophy at Long Island University.
Bill Harvey is an activist and Baltimore labor historian. Kostis Papadantonakis is a retired professor of economics at Essex Community College. Fred Pincus teaches sociology at University of Maryland Baltimore County.
Discussion with Aronowitz & Bratsis 'Class, State & Eevryday Life'
2:00-3:30pm.
Discussion with DiFazio & Gulli on 'Structure of Labor and Poverty'
3:30-5:00pm.
These 'book talks' are sponsored by the Alternative Press Center & Red
Emmas Bookstore.
For more information on the Mid-Atlantic Radical Bookfair call
410.230.0450.
Schedule:
redemmas.org/bookfair/2006/schedule
CLASS / STATE / LABOR / POVERTY
New Ideas for Social Change from
Stanley Aronowitz, Peter Bratsis, William DiFazio, Bruno Gulli
In critical dialogue with
Bill Harvey, Kostis Papadantonakis, Fred Pincus
Sunday, July 2nd
2:00pm-5:00pm
Rehearsal Theatre
Center Stage
700 N. Calvert Street
Aronowitz, Bratsis, DiFazio & Gulli are editors of the new journal 'Situations' which intends to address the current malaise of the radical imagination in both left theory and in popular consciousness. Their aim is to explore the social conditions and lived experiences that lead to this malaise and to support explanations which do not reduce political phenomena to a reflection. 'Situations' will foster modes of thinking that recognize the creative role that society plays in its own production. In opposition to simple determinisms, 'Situations' will attempt to show the contingencies and peculiarities of political phenomena.
Stanley Aronowitz is author of 'How Class Works: Power & Social Movement' and teaches sociology at the CUNY Graduate Center. Peter Bratsis is author of 'Everyday Life & the State' and teaches political theory at University of Salford. William DiFazio is author of 'Ordinary Poverty: A Little Food & Cold Storage' and teaches sociology at St. John's University. Bruno Gulli is author of 'Labor of Fire: Ontology of Labor Between Economy & Culture' and teaches philosophy at Long Island University.
Bill Harvey is an activist and Baltimore labor historian. Kostis Papadantonakis is a retired professor of economics at Essex Community College. Fred Pincus teaches sociology at University of Maryland Baltimore County.
Discussion with Aronowitz & Bratsis 'Class, State & Eevryday Life'
2:00-3:30pm.
Discussion with DiFazio & Gulli on 'Structure of Labor and Poverty'
3:30-5:00pm.
These 'book talks' are sponsored by the Alternative Press Center & Red
Emmas Bookstore.
For more information on the Mid-Atlantic Radical Bookfair call
410.230.0450.
Schedule:
redemmas.org/bookfair/2006/schedule
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