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Tag Archives: Sovereignty
COLLOQUIUM ON RICHARD II and CASTING DIVERSITY , March 24-25
Registration is now open for KINGSTON SHAKESPEARE SEMINAR with GLOBAL SHAKESPEARE and Anərkē Shakespeare COLLOQUIUM ON RICHARD II and CASTING DIVERSITY ROSE THEATRE KINGSTON MARCH 24/25 2018 DAY 1: SATURDAY MARCH 24 09.30 – 18.00 ‘Political Theology and Shakespeare’s Richard II’ Richard Ashby … Continue reading
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Tagged Anərkē Shakespeare, Anthony Howard, Antonio Cerella, casting diversity, casting politics, Christopher Marlowe, David Schalkwyk, David Souden, Edward Paleit, Elena Pellone, Eric Heinze, Guillaume Foulquie, Ildiko Solti, Martin Wiggins, political theology, politics, Richard Ashby, Richard II, Ronan Hatfull, Sovereignty, theatre, Thomas Cartelli
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Arthur Bradley: ‘Untimely Ripp’d: Macbeth’s children’ -podcast
Listen here for Arthur Bradley‘s insightful talk on Macbeth and time. Discussing temporicide or time killing with sovereignty, unbearable life, and classic criticism from L.C. Knights and Cleanth Brooks, Bradley makes thought provoking links to the death of Czar Nikolai … Continue reading
Posted in KiSS, Podcast archive, Shakespeare and the Uncanny
Tagged biopolitics, Cleanth Brooks, Emmanuel Levinas, L. C. Knights, Macbeth, Sovereignty, the Uncanny, time
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Closing Remarks to KiSSiT State of Exception
Watch Richard Wilson’s closing remarks to the KiSSiT: Shakespeare and the State of Exception conference, held at the Rose Theatre, Kingston on December 19, 2015. In summing up the day, Richard discusses the space of the conference, sovereignty and democracy, … Continue reading
Posted in KiSSiT, Shakespeare and the State of Exception
Tagged blacking, Carl Schmitt, catholicism, democracy, Edward Gordon Craig, Francois Mitterand, Jacques Derrida, Jesuits, King John, King Lear, KiSSiT, Macbeth, Measure for Measure, Richard Wilson, self-identity, Sovereignty, State of Exception, Tempest, terror, The Merchant of Venice
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Jeffrey Knapp: Hamlet and the Sovereignty of Reasons -podcast
Listen to Jeffrey Knapp‘s excellent talk on the Sovereignty of Reasons – here. Knapp discusses how the understanding the world and its reasons is linked to subjective sovereignty but also how the sovereign is dependent on their subjects or being … Continue reading
Posted in KiSS, Shakespeare and Sovereignty
Tagged elite, Hal, Hamlet, Henry IV, Henry V, history plays, Jeffrey Knapp, multitude, Richard II, Sigmund Freud, Sovereignty
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KiSSiT Shakespeare and State of Exception -programme
KiSSiT: Shakespeare and the State of Exception One-day conference at The Rose Theatre, Kingston on December 19, 2015. Free and open to all. 9.00 – 9.30 Welcome and Opening Remarks by Paul Hamilton in the Gallery 9.30 Session 1: The Exceptional … Continue reading
Posted in KiSSiT, News
Tagged Andrijana Penda, art, domination, Ellen Redling, Eric Heinze, Filippos Tsitsopoulos, Jack Belloli, KiSSiT, Laura Beattie, law, Macbeth, Martin Regal, Martin Young, Measure for Measure, Nigel Mapp, performance, Petar Penda, resistance, Sovereignty, State of Exception, Stefanie Bauerochse, terror, The Comedy of Errors, The Merchant of Venice
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Howard Caygill: Laertes’ Revolt and the Limits of Popular Sovereignty -podcast
Listen to Howard Caygill‘s insightful lecture here. He explores the impact of popular sovereignty in Hamlet as it seems a necessary component to Shakespeare’s play. Claudius’ sovereignty is ambiguous not only because of Hamlet but also due to Laertes and … Continue reading
Posted in Podcast archive, Shakespeare and Sovereignty
Tagged Carl Schmitt, Claudius, general gender, Hamlet, Laertes, resistance, revolt, Sovereignty, uprising, Walter Benjamin
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Jeffrey Knapp: ‘Hamlet and the Sovereignty of Reasons’, Dec 10
We are pleased to have the distinguished Jeffrey Knapp as the final speaker in our Shakespeare and Sovereignty series on Thursday December 10. His talk is entitled ‘Hamlet and the Sovereignty of Reasons’. The talk will begin at 5.30 in the Gallery … Continue reading
Christopher Pye: ‘King Lear, Sovereignty, and the Condition of Justice’ – podcast
Listen to Christopher Pye‘s extraordinary talk here. He discussed sovereignty in King Lear relating it to autonomy, the self, the state, and the world. Focusing on Cordelia’s ‘nothing’ and Edgar’s ‘I nothing am’, he opens up the relationship of power to … Continue reading
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Tagged autonomy, Carl Schmitt, Christopher Pye, Cordelia, dialectics, economy, Edgar, exchange, history, justice, King Lear, law, nothing, recognition, Sovereignty, world
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Howard Caygill: ‘Laertes’ Revolt and the Limits of Popular Sovereignty’, Dec 3
We are pleased to have Howard Caygill speaking at the KiSS Shakespeare and Sovereignty series with a talk entitled ‘Laertes’ Revolt and the Limits of Popular Sovereignty’. It will take place on December 3 in the Gallery at the Rose Theatre, … Continue reading
KiSS and KiSSiT Events for 2015
With Howard Caygill confirmed for December 3, we have the full schedule for the end of the year with many exciting speakers and events: Thursday 26 November, 5.30pm. KiSS Shakespeare and Sovereignty series – Christopher Pye (Williams College): ‘King Lear, … Continue reading