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Lecture | Gerbrands Lecture

Gerbrands Lecture – Keywords: Conspiracy, Race, Love

Date
Friday 1 December 2023
Time
Location
Museum Volkenkunde
Steenstraat 1
Room
Grote Zaal

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During this dialogue, Gerbrands laureates Jackson and Thomas will think together about these keywords, conceptual frames that have animated aspects of their individual research projects in the United States and Jamaica.  Drawing examples from their writing, and from their multi-modal collaborations, they will interrogate how we know a conspiracy when we hear it, how we understand race when we see it, and how we identify love when we feel it.  By privileging these sensory registers as technologies of knowing, they will also position the nexus created by these three terms as a mode of decolonial anthropology.

15:00 Welcome and Introduction  
15:20 "Keywords: Conspiracy, Race, Love"
by Deborah A. Thomas and John L. Jackson, Jr.
16:20 Conversation and Q&A
17:00 Reception
18:00 End programme

The Adriaan Gerbrands Lecture

The Adriaan Gerbrands Lecture is an annual collaboration between the Fund for Ethnology Leiden, the National Museum for Ethnology (Rijksmuseum Volkenkunde), the Beeld voor Beeld Documentary Film Festival, and the Institute for Cultural Anthropology and Development Sociology at Leiden University. This lecture aims to foster both academic and public interest in research that combines material culture studies, the anthropology of art, and visual anthropology.

Collage (2011) Theodore Harris

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