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Feeling emotional: 'race', sexuality and making sense Saturday
23rd October 2004 (10.30am - 5.00pm)
Location: Birkbeck, room 407, Malet
Street, LONDON WC1E 7HX
Organised by Sadhana Sutar in collaboration with
the BSA 'Race' and Ethnicity Study Group & Birkbeck College.
To book,
contact:
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Speakers:
Dr
Anne-Marie Fortier (Lancaster)
Dr Rani Kawale (UEL)
Dr Bryan Teixeira
(Director, Naz Project London)
Dr Lyndsey Moon
Dr Amal Treacher
(Birkbeck)
Professor Simon Duncan (University of Bradford)
Dr Nicola
Ansell and Dr Lorraine Young (Brunel)
This event brings together
theoretical and empirical papers that focus
on how emotions are
conceptualised, rationalised, experienced and
avoided in relation to 'race',
ethnicity and sexuality when making sense
of difference. In reference to 'the
nation', 'space', 'public life',
'the family', and 'qualitative' research the
speakers consider:
How are national bonds connected to heterosexual love
and
multiculturalism?
How are emotions constructed with reference to
sexuality?
Is the regulation of emotional display an indication of sexual
and
racial inequality?
How do people make sense of their lives in public
through the way they
feel? How do moral rationalities about mothering, caring
and employment
differ between social groups?
How can avoiding emotional
engagements with research participants
living with AIDS lead to conflicting
research
outcomes?
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Call for Papers - Race and State Conference
Emmet Lecture Hall, Arts
Building, Trinity College, Dublin
30th - 31st March 2005
Confirmed
speakers:
Howard Winant,
Department of Sociology, University of California, Santa
Barbara, author of
The World Is a Ghetto: Race and Democracy Since World
War II (2001); Racial
Conditions (1994) and, co-authored, Racial
Formation in the US (2nd ed,
1994).
Les Back, Goldsmiths College, co-editor of Theories of Race and
Racism
(2000); co-author of Out of Whiteness: Color, Politics and
Culture
(2002)
Gargi Bhattacharyya, Department of Cultural Studies and
Sociology,
University of Birmingham. Author of Tales of a Dark Skinned Woman:
Race,
Gender and Global Culture (1998) and co-author of Race and Power:
Global
Racism in the Twenty-First Century (2002).
Robbie McVeigh,
Independent researcher, Derry, Northern Ireland. Author
of The Racialisation
of Irishness (1996) and co-editor of Racism and
Antiracism in Ireland (2002)
.
Piaras Macinri, Department of Geography, University College Cork,
and
former director of the Irish Centre for Migration
Studies.
Deadline for abstracts is 1st November 2004. Full details are
contained
in the attached document.
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