HDR Key Thinkers and Concepts Lecture Series Videos
This series introduces HDR students to key theorists and concepts of central importance to sociocultural thought. With presentations from experts from within the Institute for Culture and Society and beyond, each session involves a one hour lecture followed by 30 minutes of questions and discussion.
Below are recordings of past Key Thinkers and Concepts Lectures.
Stuart Hall and Cultural Studies
Presented by Distinguished Professor Ien Ang
Michel Foucault: Knowledge/Power, Culture/Society
Presented by Professor Tony Bennett
Embodiment
Presented by Dr Penny Rossiter
Space and Place
Presented by Professor Donald McNeil
Postcolonialism
Presented by Associate Professor Alana Lentin
Environmental Humanities
Presented by Josh Wodak
Braidotti and Haraway: Reframing Human beings in a more than human world
Presented by Dr Fiona Cameron
Key Thinkers and Concepts Lecture for 2021- Bruno Latour: Actant-Rhizome Ontology and After
Presented by Dr Declan Kuch
Artificial Intelligence, Catastrophe and the Automation of Society
Presented by Associate Professor Liam Magee
Viral Agency: Understanding COVID With Multispecies Ethnography
Presented by Associate Professor Eban Kirksey (Deakin University)
