Events

Book Symposium: Philosophers of Technology

The Center for Culture and Technology will host a book symposium on the newly published Philosophers of Technology (Berlin: Walter de Gruyter, 2020).  Written by Stig Børsen Hansen, the book offers a thorough survey of how the work of historical figures in philosophy has left clear traces in more recent developments in the philosophy of technology. The symposium will consist of Danish philosophers, specialized in the thinkers treated in the book. The symposium will be of interest to not just philosophers, but also those working in different branches of design and engineering.  

For info contact Stig Børsen Hansen: stbh@sdu.dk and

Line Gren: lineg@sdu.dk

 

Infrastructural Sensibilities: Straight Lines and The Question of the Following

Ina Blom will give a lecture about  La Monte Young’s groundbreaking Composition 1960 #10  (Draw A Straight Line And Follow It), and the various permutations it engendered, across media and contexts, as a turning point in the longer history of straight lines in modern art and their relation to wider infrastructural conditions and changes. 

February 24, 2021, 9.00-10.00 AM (Central European Time)

Due to Covid-19, the lecture will be on Zoom.

Register via this zoom-registration-link and you will receive a link to the zoom-event/lecture:  https://syddanskuni.zoom.us/meeting/register/u5ItdeGtrTojHNOypu7FS4ecDeldew4y1f2e

More information and flyer. 

For questions about the lecture you are welcome to contact,  Dominique Routhier, email: dominique@sdu.dk

For practical questions about zoom, you are welcome to contact, Line Gren, email: lineg@sdu.dk

  

Tech Forum#1:Drones, Cities, and Futuring

Workshop with Ole B. Jensen and Paul Cureton, who discuss the use of drones in urban planning. This workshop is a public event and will be held on zoom.

February 26, 2021 14:00-16:00 (Central European Time) on Zoom

Read more here 

See flyer here 

 

Non-Human Photography and Visions of the Earth

Rosi Braidotti 

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