Excerpts from Forms of Knowledge: Developing the History of Knowledge, published by the newly established Lund Centre for the History of Knowledge (LUCK) in March 2020. This post was originally published on the gloknos blog (8 April 2020), and is re-posted here with their permission.
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A focus on the opportunities and wide-reaching interdisciplinary research provided by the CRASSH Research Networks competition, including trailer videos, blog posts, publications and testimonials.
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Une Ambiance Diaspora: Continuity and Change in Parisian Maghrebi Imaginaries is an ethnography (or case study) conducted over the last ten years of multi-religious relations in the workplace at a tech company called M-Switch situated in the central Parisien neighbourhood of le Sentier.
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A Q&A with curator Ro Spankie and artists Judy Goldhill and Fay Ballard about their exhibition Travelling Companions.
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Statement on the death of CRASSH founding Director Ian Donaldson (1935 – 2020)
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'I’m working on how to better communicate the world of mind and technique associated with the discipline of design, particularly as it is practised and imagined in the context of scholarly communities or communities of learning more broadly'
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A Q&A with artists Sandra Beccarelli, Miranda Boulton, Alison Critchlow and Una d’Aragona about their exhibition Beating Time: A Conversation Between Painting and Poetry.
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Brahma Prakash's book examines ways in which meanings and behaviours are engendered in communities through rituals, theatre and enactments. It offers a conceptual framework to understand the politics and aesthetics of 'folk performance' in India and South Asia.
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The Bad Trip, a new cultural history of the late-1960s, looks at the dark side of the decade that gave us psychedelia, The Beatles and the Summer of Love.
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When Does Explaining Become Explaining Away? Compassion, Justification and Exculpation in Social Research – A summary of this workshop which took place on 27 September 2019.
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