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NAME:Public Lecture by Bonnie Honig
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SUMMARY:Public Lecture by Bonnie Honig
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e Honig
We are pleased to invite you to a Public Lecture by Bo
nnie Honig on April 16 from 16:00 onwards.
Bonnie Honig is Na
ncy Duke Lewis Professor of Modern Culture and Media and Political Sc
ience at Brown University, and one of the leading voices in contempor
ary political theory and philosophy. She is the author of many influe
ntial books, including Political Theory and the Displacement of P
olitics (1993), Emergency Politics (2009), Public Things: Democracy i
n Disrepair (2017), and Shell-Shocked: Feminist Criticism After Trump
(2021). Last year, she was awarded an honorary doctorate from L
eiden University.
In this lecture, Honig will present a new r
eading of Hannah Arendt’s Eichmann in Jerusalem. First responses wi
ll be provided by Galina Cornelisse and Luigi Corrias. The lecture is part of
the course Philosophy of International Law and Migration, and is chaired by Martijn Stronks.
The seminar is open to everyon
e. Please register via secretariaat.sb.rch@vu.nl
. Drinks will served after the event.
We warmly encourage
colleagues and students to attend what promises to be a stimulating a
nd inspiring afternoon!
DESCRIPTION: We are pleased to invite you to a Public Lecture by Bonni
e Honig on April 16 from 16:00 onwards.
Bonnie Honig is Nancy
Duke Lewis Professor of Modern Culture and Media and Political Scien
ce at Brown University, and one of the leading voices in contemporary
political theory and philosophy. She is the author of many influenti
al books, including Political Theory and the Displacement of Poli
tics (1993), Emergency Politics (2009), Public Things: Democracy in D
isrepair (2017), and Shell-Shocked: Feminist Criticism After Trump (2
021). Last year, she was awarded an honorary doctorate from Leid
en University.
In this lecture, Honig will present a new read
ing of Hannah Arendt’s Eichmann in Jerusalem. First responses will
be provided by Galina Cornelisse and Luigi Corrias. The lecture is part of th
e course Philosophy of International Law and Migration, and is chaired by Martijn Stronks.
The seminar is open to everyone.
Please register via secretariaat.sb.rch@vu.nl. Drinks will served after the event.
We warmly encourage col
leagues and students to attend what promises to be a stimulating and
inspiring afternoon! Public Lecture by Bonnie Honig
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