Sunday, April 14, Peter Graham Room, Bird Library, 1-5 p.m.
Ellen Armour (Vanderbilt University), “Regarding Photographs of Others: Abu Ghraib and Bio-Disciplinary Power”
Nitzan Lebovic (Lehigh University), “Biopolitics on the Threshold: Living between German-Jewish Critique and Israeli Politics”
Saeed Khan (Wayne State University), “Islamophobia through the lens of Foucault: Power, Discourse and Social Control.”
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