03.06.2024 University of Lucerne – in visuality and the aesthetic? In what ways and in which contexts is the question of visuality and co [...] an exertion of authority over ‘looking’, visuality is not just about images and their meanings, or about [...] relations between modes of visual authority and what Mirzoeff terms “countervisualities” that endeavour

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29.04.2025 Raum 3.B47 – how legality is co-produced through these transnational infrastructures, and asks what becomes possible [...] become targets of confinement; their social unmooring is read as risk. Legal actors themselves operate within [...] perform alignment with power. In this context, legality is not applied neutrally but enacted through affective

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03.06.2024 University of Lucerne, Room tbc – all the citizens of the immense Empire. Rome is what it is because, from ancient times, through the Christian [...] 'see' what they are looking at (or taking pictures of)? Tourists love to visit cities, and Rome is, of [...] for two or three days, in a dramatic race to see what 'must be seen' when visiting Rome. While many residents

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19.11.2019 HS 5 – Why is that? What, if anything, can be done about it? Socrates believed you could establish what X really [...] variety of answers to what X is (or how to define “ X ,” conceptualize X , or what “counts” as X ), but [...] gender, and diversity. However, they can’t agree on what these things are. Social science literatures are

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08.04.2025 Universität Luzern, Raum 3.B47 – practices and kinship representations. This presentation is based on an ethnography that generally develops similar [...] south-western France especially to be able to parent in what they perceive as “good conditions”. Indeed, the [...] her master's in anthropology and sociology. This is where she developed her interest in reproductive

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Ammann In today’s globalized world, discussions about what kind of biological and social parenthood practices [...] Today, many forms of parenthood exist, and parenthood is realised in diverse family constellations. Due to [...] fatherhood in the 21st century and explore how parenthood is understood, experienced, negotiated, and enacted

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Media, information consumption and politics (MICAP) is motivated by the goal of expanding our knowledge [...] the modern election campaigns. Our main objective is therefore to shed new light, in a European context [...] enlarged choice set in the world of news media? What are the mechanisms leading to segregated or diversified

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quantitative and qualitative research. What these scholars share is a commitment to “configurational thinking” [...] this focus and concentration of competencies, LUCCS is internationally unique. Find out more about us .

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2017: John Gardner (Oxford), Discrimination Law: What is it Good For? 06.12.2016: Daniela Carpi (Verona) [...] World? 15.11.2011: Alberto Ghibellini (Genua), What is by Nature Right? Remarks on Leo Strauss's Criticism [...] Natural Contracts 23.05.21: Alexander Damianos (Kent), Is the Effort to Formalise the Anthropocene a Juridical

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05.11.2019 Universität Luzern, Hörsaal 3.B55 – of Emily. Newborn is a case of doxatic divergence. It seems, indeed, that Emma is subject to two divergent [...] ought to believe what her evidence supports. Emma epistemically ought to believe what the doctors say [...] Situations where it is not obvious which of two incompatible actions we ought to perform are commonplace

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