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This is a recording of a lecture given at Fyvie Hall, University of Westminster, on 20 November 2025: ‘The Woman in the Rorschach Dress: Foucault at Münsterlingen'
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This is a recording of a lecture given at Fyvie Hall, University of Westminster, on 6 November 2025: ‘Process Metaphysics and “Promiscuous Realism”: Reflections on John Dupré's Philosophy of Biology’
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This is a recording of a lecture delivered on 25 October 2025, as part of the CRMEP autumn events series. These evenst include question and answer sessions but we do not record these.
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This is a recording of the first public lecture of the newly relaunched independent CRMEP, delivered at Fyvie Hall, University of Westminster on 9 October 2025.
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This is a recording of Peter Osborne's plenary lecture at the CRMEP Graduate Conference 2024, 'Care, Commons, Reproduction', 23–24 May.
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This is a recording of a public lecture given by Judith Butler in the CRMEP research seminar series at Kingston University on 20 February 2024.
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A public lecture deloivered at the Swedenborg Hall in London on 26 January 2024.
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This is the the 4th annual Gillian Rose Memorial Lecture, delivered in London on Thursday 19 October 2023. 'Over the past two decades, identity politics has exercised a startling influence within progressive circles in the Anglosphere both within the university and the broader public realm. Moreover, it has been taken up into the agendas of putatively liberal and nominally social democratic parties. During Hilary Clinton's presidential campaign, for example, she repeatedly used the term ‘intersectionality'. However, the concept of identity politics is still widely misconstrued. This lecture reflects on the origins and conceptual and political meanings of the idea. It poses the question, ‘Is identity politics best viewed as embodying a genuine dialectic of emancipation, or as what, in her 1996 collection Mourning Becomes the Law, Gillian Rose called an aporetic "paradox of empowerment"?' Put differently, does identity politics aim at fundamental social transformation or does it more simply represent a shift in what we might call the ‘organic composition' of elites within capitalist societies?' This event was generously supported by the Tom Vaswani Family Educational Trust.
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The fifth and final in the spring series of CRMEP public lectures, held at the Zaha Hadid Foundation in Clerkenwell, London. This lecture, delivered on 30 March 2023, is by Professor Peter Hallward - 'Stoics and Jacobins'.
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The fourth in the spring series of CRMEP public lectures, held at the Zaha Hadid Foundation in Clerkenwell, London. This lecture, delivered on 16 March 2023, is by Professor Simon Wortham - 'Walser in Berlin'.
Mohamed Amer-Meziane, Etienne Balibar, Jamila Mascat, Lucie Mercier, Hager Weslati
Recordings from a workshop addressing the possibility of conceptualising a geopolitics of philosophy.
Giorgio Agamben
Recording of a lecture by Italian philosopher Giorgio Agamben concerning the genealogy of command.
