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CfP :: Knowledge/Culture/Ecologies :: Santiago, November 2017

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Manuel Tironi <[log in to unmask]>

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Manuel Tironi <[log in to unmask]>

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**Sorry for x-postings... Please circulate widely**

**In Spanish below**


*CFP: Knowledge/Culture/Ecologies International Conference*
*November 15-18, 2017 - Universidad Diego Portales, Santiago - Chile*.
http://knowledgeculture.org

Welcome to Knowledge/Culture/Ecologies (KCE2017) the 4th conference in
the Knowledge/Culture
series <http://knowledgeculture.org/?page_id=1838>, a sequence of
international conferences created by the Institute for Culture and Society
<https://www.westernsydney.edu.au/ics/home> (ICS) at Western Sydney
University, Australia.

The KCE2017 conference is taking place in Santiago, Chile and is
hosted by Universidad
Diego Portales <http://socialesehistoria.udp.cl/> in partnership with
Pontificia
Universidad Católica <http://sociologia.uc.cl/>; the C
<http://coes.cl/en/nuestro-centro/our-center/>enter for Social Conflict and
Cohesion Studie <http://coes.cl/en/nuestro-centro/our-center/>s
<http://coes.cl/en/nuestro-centro/our-center/> (COES) and Núcleo Milenio de
Investigación en Energía y Sociedad  <http://www.energiaysociedad.cl/>
(NUMIES).

*Invited Speakers:* Arturo Escobar (University of North Carolina, Chapel
Hill); Marisol de la Cadena (University of California, Davies); Erik
Swyngedouw (University of Manchester); Eduardo Gudynas (Latin American
Centre for Social Ecology, Uruguay); Katherine Gibson (Western Sydney
University); Natasha Myers (York University); Cymene Howe (Rice
University); Noortje Marres (University of Warwick); Vinciane Despret
(Université de Liège).


*Important Dates: *
April 21: Deadline for submitting Panel Proposals
May 26: Deadline for submitting Papers and Audiovisual proposals
June 23: Confirmation of Acceptance of Panels, Papers and Audiovisual
proposals
July 28: Early Bird Registrations Close
August 25: Registrations close

October 2017: Full Program announced

*Conference Organising Committee*

Juan Francisco Salazar (Western Sydney University); Tomás Ariztía
(Universidad Diego Portales & NUMIES); Gay Hawkins (Western Sydney
University); Manuel Tironi (Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile &
NUMIES); Paul James (Western Sydney University); Maria Luisa Méndez
(Universidad Diego Portales & COES)  Cristián Simonetti (Pontificia
Universidad Católica de Chile) and Anna Pertierra (Western Sydney
University).

All panel, paper, and audiovisual proposals must be made via the online form
<https://goo.gl/forms/cHQRuB8Cax27ITQq2>.

***

*Knowledge/Culture/Ecologies*


Ecology is one of today’s major ideological fields of operation. Ecological
change and catastrophe are proliferating in a world in flux and crisis.
Emerging worlds and new socio-ecological assemblages are creating forms of
interspecies intimacy and environmental emergency that challenge existing
knowledge practices and demand different modes of collaborating and acting.
If life on earth is changing for everybody and everything how can we invent
different habitats, milieus, ways of being together that enable more things
to matter and make a difference? How are novel forms of social cohesion
emerging around socio-environmental conflicts and justice? What
experimental knowledge and political practices do we need to understand
these emergent socio-ecologies and provoke new ones? And how do these
profound earthly challenges intersect with obdurate and unevenly
distributed forms of violence and inequality/exploitation particularly in
the ‘global south’?

As the idea of the ecological has undergone massive renovation across
numerous disciplines from geography to philosophy to science and beyond,
the key aim of this conference is to explore current transformations in
socioecologies and to generate knowledge practices capable of understanding
their formation and complex reverberations. These conceptual shifts have
not only extended the metaphorical impact of the ecological but also its
analytical force. What this new ecological thinking foregrounds is the
value of knowledge and methods capable of challenging the boundaries
between the social and physical, human and non-human, and material and
non-material.

*The focus of the conference is on six **major themes:*
<http://knowledgeculture.org/?page_id=1840>

   - Socio territorial conflicts & ecologies of social cohesion
   - Anthropocene ecologies
   - Energy ecologies and infrastructures in everyday life
   - Ecologies of urbanism
   - Decolonial ecological politics & Post-capitalist ecologies
   - Ecological imaginaries, experimentation & design ecologies

KCE 2017 will host in Santiago engaged academics, practitioners, scholars
and activists from a range of backgrounds and knowledge institutions to
debate the shifting reckonings with nature and other species-being in
historical, contemporary and future scenarios of crisis and creativity;
environmental justice and inequality; infrastructures; community
solidarities; or the ecological politics of local/global
socio-environmental change.


We invite interdisciplinary panels addressing a wide range of themes in the
environmental social sciences and humanities and from a broad range of
disciplines – including geography, sociology, anthropology, STS, cultural
studies, environmental humanities, philosophy, history, creative arts,
media studies, design, politics, and environmental studies. Contributions
from engaged scientists, policy-makers, not-for-profit actors, activists,
maker communities and other forms of p2p practitioners are also encouraged.

Panels can be proposed as Open Panels (only a title and brief description
and a minimum of 1 paper and maximum of two papers) or Curated Panels (with
a title and a maximum of four pre-agreed papers within them). Sessions run
for 90 minutes. Individual papers should not exceed 20 minutes. *Panel and
paper proposals can be submitted in English, Spanish and Portuguese. Please
note than only keynote talks and panels will have simultaneous translation
english-spanish. *We encourage presenters to prepare handouts and slides in
English (if presenting in Spanish or Portuguese) and in Spanish (if
presenting in English or Portuguese) to facilitate linguistic diversity in
the section and to engage with the conference location.

Artists, activists, academics, designers are encouraged to submit films,
photographs, audio works, installations and web-based formats that speak to
the core themes of the conference. Submissions may be in any language but
if not in Spanish or English they must include subtitles.

On submission of the proposal, only the proposing author will receive an
email confirming receipt. The conference organising committee will assess
all proposals anonymously and communicate results by the due date.


More information is available in the conference website
 knowledgeculture.org. <http://knowledgeculture.org/> For any further
information, please contact: [log in to unmask]


------------------------------

*LLAMADO A PROPUESTAS – CONFERENCIA  INTERNACIONAL
CONOCIMIENTO/CULTURA/ECOLOGIA *
*15 al 18 de Noviembre, 2017 - Universidad Diego Portales, Santiago Chile*.
http://knowledgeculture.org

Bienvenidos a Conocimiento/Cultura/Ecologías (KCE2017) la 4ta conferencia
en la serie Knowledge/Culture, creada por el Institute for Culture and
Society <https://www.westernsydney.edu.au/ics/home> (ICS), de la Western
Sydney University, en Australia.

La conferencia KCE2017 tendrá lugar en Santiago de Chile organizada
por la Universidad
Diego Portales <http://socialesehistoria.udp.cl/> en colaboración con
la Pontificia
Universidad Católica <http://sociologia.uc.cl/>; el Núcleo Milenio de
Investigación en Energía y Sociedad  <http://www.energiaysociedad.cl/>(NUMIES);
y el Centro de Estudios de Conflicto y Cohesión Social <http://coes.cl/en/>
 (COES).

*Conferencistas Invitados:* Arturo Escobar (University of North Carolina,
Chapel Hill); Marisol de la Cadena (University of California, Davies); Erik
Swyngedouw (University of Manchester); Katherine Gibson (Western Sydney
University); Eduardo Gudynas (Centro Latino Americano de Ecología
Social, Uruguay); Natasha Myers (York University); Cymene Howe (Rice
University); Noortje Marres (University of Warwick); Vinciane Despret
(Université de Liège).


*F**echas  Importantes:*
28 de Abril: Plazo para envío de propuestas para paneles
26 de Mayo: Plazo para envío de papers y propuestas audiovisuales
23 de Junio:  Confirmación de Aceptación de Paneles y Papers
28 de Julio: Cierre de Inscripciones Anticipadas
25 de Agosto: Cierre de Inscripciones
Octubre 2017: Anuncio del Programa Final

*Comité Organizador*

Juan Francisco Salazar (Western Sydney University); Tomás Ariztía
(Universidad Diego Portales & NUMIES); Gay Hawkins (Western Sydney
University); Manuel Tironi (Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile &
NUMIES); Paul James (Western Sydney University); Maria Luisa Méndez
(Universidad Diego Portales & COES);  Cristián Simonetti (Pontificia
Universidad Católica de Chile); Anna Pertierra (Western Sydney University).

Todas las propuestas para paneles, papers y propuestas audiovisuales se
deben hacer mediante el *formulario*
<https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfNGyABRKGZnI0UgNeh4VSk24hKRHmu68tV5dQLKA1Mn1YtNQ/viewform?c=0&w=1>*
en
línea*
<https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfNGyABRKGZnI0UgNeh4VSk24hKRHmu68tV5dQLKA1Mn1YtNQ/viewform?c=0&w=1>
.

***

*Conocimiento/Cultura/Ecologías*

La ecología es hoy uno de los mayores campos de disputa ideológica.  A
medida que nuevas ecologías y catástrofes proliferan en un mundo en
movimiento y en crisis, nuevos ensamblajes socio-ecológicos están generando
nuevas formas de intimidad entre especies y de emergencia ambiental que
demandan maneras distintas de colaborar, de ser, y de actuar. Si la vida en
la tierra se encuentra cambiando para todos, todas y todo, ¿cómo podemos
inventar diferentes habitats, contextos culturales y maneras de ser en
conjunto que hagan posible hacer una diferencia? Al mismo tiempo, ¿Cómo
surgen nuevas formas de cohesión social en torno a conflictos
socioambientales y la exigencia de justicia? ¿Qué tipo de conocimiento
experimental y de prácticas políticas necesitamos para entender y provocar
el surgimiento de nuevas socio-ecologías ? ¿Cómo se entrecruzan estos
profundos desafíos con formas de violencia y desigualdad, explotación,
extractivismo, particularmente en el ‘sur global’?


El propósito de esta conferencia es explorar las transformaciones
socio-ecologicas actuales y, al mismo tiempo, generar prácticas de
conocimiento capaces de entender su formación y sus complejas
reverberaciones. Estos giros conceptuales han extendido no sólo el impacto
metafórico de lo ecológico, sino también su fuerza analítica.  Lo que este
nuevo pensamiento ecológico destaca es el valor del conocimiento y de
metodologías capaces de desafiar las fronteras entre lo social y lo físico,
lo humano y lo no humano, lo material y lo inmaterial.

*La conferencia se enfoca en **seis temas generales*
<http://knowledgeculture.org/?page_id=1840&lang=es>

   - Conflictos socio-territoriales y ecologías de cohesion social
   - Ecologías del Antropoceno
   - Ecologías energéticas y infraestructuras cotidianas
   - Ecologías urbanas
   - Ecologías políticas decoloniales & y ecologías post-capitalistas
   - Imaginarios ecológicos, experimentación & ecologías de diseño

KCE 2017 recibirá en Santiago a una amplia diversidad de académicos
comprometidos, intelectuales, artistas, y activistas para debatir las
relaciones siempre cambiantes naturaleza-cultura en escenarios históricos,
contemporáneos y futuros de crisis y creatividad; justicia ambiental y
desigualdad; infraestructuras; solidaridades comunitarias y alternativas; y
las ecologías políticas emergentes en nuevos escenarios de cambio
socio-ambiental a nivel local/global.


Invitamos a enviar paneles interdisciplinarios que den cuenta de una varied
de temas en ciencias sociales y humanidades ambientales y desde una
variedad de disciplinas afines – incluyendo geografía, sociología,
antropología, CTS, estudios culturales, eco-humanidades, filosofía,
historia, artes visuales y digitales, medios, diseño, ecología política y
estudios medioambientales. Se insta además la participación de científicos
con orientación social, ONG´s, activistas, comunidades maker y otras formas
de prácticas p2p.

Los paneles se pueden enviar como paneles abiertos (título y descripción) o
con un máximo de cuatro papers pre-establecidos.  Las  sesiones son de 90
minutos de duración y cada presentación no deberá exceder los 20
minutos. Paneles y presentaciones de papers se pueden enviar en inglés,
español y portugués. Solamente las conferencias y paneles plenarios
contarán con traducción simultánea español-inglés. Se alienta a los
panelistas a preparar folletos y diapositivas en Inglés (si presenta en
Español o Portugués) y en Español (si presenta en Inglés o Portugués) para
facilitar la diversidad lingüística  y para interactuar con el contexto del
lugar de la conferencia.

Se invita a artistas, activistas, académicos, diseñadores a enviar trabajos
audiovisuales de corta duración, trabajos digitales o en internet  que
digan relación con los temas centrales de la conferencia.  Todo trabajo
deberá incluir subtítulos en inglés o español.

Una vez enviadas las propuestas, solo el autor proponente recibirá
confirmación por correo electrónico. El comité organizador de la
conferencia evaluará todas las propuestas de manera anónima y comunicará
los resultados en los plazos establecidos.

Para mayor información el sitio de la conferencia es  knowledgeculture.org
<http://knowledgeculture.org/> o contactar: [log in to unmask]


*Dr Manuel Tironi*

Profesor Asociado
Instituto de Sociología
P. Universidad Católica de Chile
Av. Vicuña Mackenna 4860, Santiago
+56 2 23547535

www.bioexp.org

www.numies.cl

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