Presented by: Andrea Bardin (University of Padua, Italy), author of Epistemology and Politics in Gilbert Simondon (UnsamEdita, 2026). Discussants: Natalia Romé and Pablo Manolo Rodríguez (IIGG-UBA). Organized by: Critical Studies Program […]
Presented by: Jimena Sole Cecilia Abdo Ferez Agustín Volco
Presented by: Marta Prego Nieto (PhD candidate at the University of Murcia, Spain) Title: Communication Theories and Gender Studies in Ibero-America: Analysis of Academic Production in Journals of […]
On June 12th at 15 pm (Buenos Aires time), we will present Beyond the Canon: Women in Social Thought, coordinated by María Rocío Navarro-Fosar. This book explores the contributions of thinkers whose voices have historically been made invisible, relegated, or insufficiently recognized: their contributions on inequality, social justice, identities, and power relations remain more urgent than ever.
Book presentation: Breaking Grounds: Philosophy, Politics, and the Question of Foundation. Participants: Bruno Bosteels, Donatella Di Cesare, Natalia Romé, Santiago Roggerone, and Facundo Vega
Open seminar of the Study Group "Biopower, Technoscience and Subjectivity" of the IIGG.
Conversation with Simon Gurtner at the IIGG.
“Conclusion: Just Emotions” and “Epilogue” in The Cultural Politics of Emotions by Sara Ahmed. UNAM – CEIG: 2017. Presentation: Lucrecia Borchardt Duter and Alejo Fraiman
We are meeting to discuss texts written by young critical theorists from Latin America. The meeting will be in person, and we will discuss the writing of Aída Padilla Nateras, from the National Autonomous University of Mexico: “Unraveling the Pact with the Devil.”
“Writing (from) unease, thinking (about) disenchantment. Sketches on the affective politics of neoliberal cruelty” by Vir Cano and “Affective dissonances: intensity, resignation and disaffection” by Cecilia Macón in Fervor and Trembling. The new radical right from the affective turn, compiled by Cecilia Macón, UNAJ Publishing House. Presentation: María Belén Olmos.
ENCOUNTERS 2026 Conversation with YoNoFui about the book Alternative Justices: Can We Imagine a World Without Prisons? Presented by: María Medrano, Nina Rodríguez, Ari Lutzker, and Ana Longoni. Discussed by: Lili Cabrera and Verónica Perera. Summary: What other forms of justice exist? What impact do prisons have on personal and social conflicts? What practices depolice us and which ones […]
We invite you to the June monthly meeting of the Health and Population Area (IIGG). This time we will have the presentation “Quantitative and Qualitative Advances in Research Practices […]
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