Genealogies of Knowledge I:
Translating Political and Scientific Thought across Time and Space
7-9 December 2017 | The University of Manchester
CONFERENCE THEME ABSTRACTS PRESENTERS KEYNOTE SPEAKERS PANELS
VENUE REGISTRATION ACCOMMODATION WHAT’S ON IN MANCHESTER
PROGRAMME RECORDINGS
Photographs
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Keynote Presentations
Video recordings were made of all the keynote presentations delivered during this event, as well as of the panel presentations delivered by members of the Genealogies of Knowledge research team. Each speaker’s abstract and bio data can be accessed by clicking on the links provided.
Keynote 1 – Robert Wisnovsky, McGill University, Canada
Commentaries, Translation and Philosophical Change: The Case of Greek-into-Arabic
Keynote 2 – Marianne Maeckelbergh, Leiden University, Netherlands
The Practice of Unknowing: Knowledge Construction and Deconstruction in Social Movement Networks
Keynote 3 – Eivind Engebretsen, University of Oslo, Norway
Knowledge Translation (KT) as Bio-textual Crossings
Keynote 4 – Edward Baring, Drew University, USA
What’s Continental about Continental Philosophy?
Keynote 5 – Theo Hermans, University College London, UK
Entangled Knowledge: Early Modern Translation in the Jesuit Missions and the Low Countries
Keynote 6 – Cristina D’Ancona, University of Pisa, Italy
Plotinus from Baghdad to Shiraz (and Istanbul)
Genealogies of Knowledge research team presentations
Henry Jones
Jan Buts
Concordancing Discord: Online Alternative Media and the Vocabulary of Democracy
Kamran Karimullah
Saturnino Luz
Online Analysis and Visualization of Multi-faceted Textual Corpora
