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Dear MECCSA colleagues,

Only three days to go until the *1968 and its LEGACIES Symposium *will be
kicking off at King's College, London.

Places are filling up fast, so make sure to *book tickets *if you are
planning on attending.

Hoping to see many of you there!

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*1968 AND ITS LEGACIES*

*KING'S COLLEGE LONDON*

*SYMPOSIUM, Friday, June 15th-Sunday, June 17th, 2018*



Confirmed guest speakers include  -- Tariq Ali -- Kathleen Cleaver  -- Phil
Cohen -- Jochen Gerz -- Sylvia Harvey  -- Patricia Holland -- Gerd-Rainer
Horn -- David James  -- Bernadette Mcaliskey -- Juliet Mitchell -- Antonio
Negri  -- Anne Querrien -- Mark Rudd -- Helke Sander -- Allan Siegel  --
plus 24 other speakers.



Topics discussed and debated at the symposium will include the politics of
the street and institutions; occupations and strikes; race, civil rights
and Black Power; anti-imperialism and decolonization; anti-war movements;
the Vietnam War; sexual liberation; critiques of capitalism; education and
radical pedagogy; feminism; hippie counterculture; the right to the city;
architecture, the built environment and mass protest; state and police
power; indigenous peoples; gay rights; identity politics; art and activism;
film and politics; mass media portrayals of '60s radicals; photography and
mass protest; political documentary; radical theatre and poetry; popular
music and popular resistance; psychedelia; performance art; conservative,
neoliberal and far right reactions to 1968; 1968 and present-day protest
(Occupy, MeToo, Black Lives Matter).



*FILM SCREENINGS*



Friday, June 15th, 2018, 6pm, BFI Southbank – *Columbia Revolt *(Newsreel
1968), *America, aka Amerika *(Newsreel, 1969), and *The Case Against
Lincoln Center *(Newsreel, 1968), with discussion and q&a with Newsreel
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Friday, June 15th, KCL – *World in Action: The Demonstration *(Granada
Television, original broadcast March 18th, 1968; with thanks to Park Circus
Group) – SHOWN IN THE SYMPOSIUM ONLY.

Saturday, June 16th, KCL – *The Hornsey Film *(Pat Holland, 1968) – about
the student occupation of Hornsey College of Art, with discussion and q&a
with the director, Pat Holland – SHOWN IN THE SYMPOSIUM ONLY.

Sunday, June 17th, KCL – *Subjektitude *(1967) and *Break the Power of the
Manipulators *(1968) by the German feminist filmmaker Helke Sander, with
Sander in discussion and q&a – SHOWN IN THE SYMPOSIUM ONLY.

*Organizing committee: *Mark Shiel (convener), Patrick Ffrench, Paolo
Gerbaudo, Sharon Gewirtz, Alex Loftus, David Treece; with thanks to the
King’s Together Fund and to the Department of Film Studies, French, Digital
Humanities, Geography, and Spanish, Portuguese and Latin American Studies,
and to the School of Education, Communication, and Society.


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