[CTRL] CONFERENCE
McGill University, Montreal - October 22-23, 2004
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The [CTRL] Controlling Bodies/Controlling Spaces conference is a timely
intervention which aims to foster critical dialogue interrogating emergent
modes and methods of control and their impact on individuals, institutions
and intellectual thought. Bringing
together graduate students and faculty [CTRL] aims to create a space for discussion
across disciplines and between established and new researchers. As the
theme of the conference traverses the humanities and social sciences, paper presentations
will address notions of control from a diversity of theoretical and methodological
perspectives.
Hosted at McGill’s Thompson House, [CTRL] will be an intimate conference,
running no more than two concurrent sessions and providing in-house luncheons
to encourage less formal dialogues and exchanges among conference participants.
Our keynote address is scheduled on the first evening preceding a performance
showcase. This format has been designed to open the space for dynamic participation
among presenters and attendees.
In an effort to ensure further discussion on the subject of control, selected
papers from the conference will be published. The Graduate Researcher —an
interdisciplinary, peer review, print journal out of Montreal—has offered
to devote an issue of the journal to the conference proceedings.
Support for [CTRL] has been graciously provided by:
McGill Post Graduate Student Society
Concordia Graduate Students Association
McGill Department of Art History and Communication Studies
McGill Centre for the Research and Teaching on Women
Joint PhD in Communication @ Concordia, UdM and UQAM
Faculty of Arts, McGill University
Simone de Beauvoir Institute, Concordia University
