Fraser and Politics would be the first monograph on Nancy Fraser’s work – the first systematic reconstruction of a theoretical perspective that has exerted tremendous influence within the fields of Critical Theory, feminism and Marxism. The book should demonstrate that Fraser’s theory is thoroughly political, that it is based on a “problem-based” methodology of developing…
On May 27 and 28, the International Workshop Intersubjectivity of Affects and Social Change was held at the Institute for Philosophy and Social Theory.
“Single Acts” is the second workshop of the “Showing Up” project, which explores performativity through a series of interventions in the public sphere. Developed on the intersection between philosophy and visual art and co-created by artist Saša Karalić, philosopher Željko Radinković and architect Snežana Vesnić, this transdisciplinary project will result in a performance, conference and…
Workshop Showing up, 7-10 November 2022, Belgrade The project ‘Showing up’ involves research on performativity and a series of interventions, co-created by researchers from the Institute of Philosophy and Social Theory of the University in Belgrade, Željko Radinković, Jelena Guga, and Vera Mevorah and artist and writer Saša Karalić. The project is developed on the…
The 59th, “leap” edition of the October Salon, a year short of its diamond jubilee, includes an entry from the Institute for Philosophy and Social Theory. A video installation entitled The Possibility of “We” and authored by Snežana Vesnić, it was commissioned by the Cultural Centre of Belgrade, the concept creator and producer of this…
Deleuze and Guattari Studies Conference and Camp once a year gather hundreds of participants from all over the world from various fields of humanities, science, as well as artistic and other disciplines.
Participation is possible for all interested regardless of their level of study, philosophical or scientific discipline which they come from.
Our contemporary world is plagued by complex problems. Although philosophers once directly addressed the social issues of their day,
It is not an extraordinary intellectual feat to argue that the world/democracy has changed due and during the Covid-19 pandemic. Quite the contrary, it is almost banal to state that the democracy
