Yes, Doug. That would be great. Let me know which date is better for you. How about a noon talk?
And let me know what you want to talk about--the election, Iraq and world events, I hope!
best,
ben
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From: Center for Theory on behalf of Douglas Kellner
Sent: Thu 10/28/2004 6:22 PM
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Subject: Re: fall and spring Center for Theory colloquia
hey ben, i'm considering a UT invite on Febr 18; do you want to schedule a UT-Arlington presentation for me Febr 15 or 16?
cheers doug
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From: Agger, Ben <mailto:[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Thursday, October 28, 2004 2:43 PM
Subject: fall and spring Center for Theory colloquia
We have one more fall Center for Theory colloquium upcoming:
Stacy Alaimo, November 10th, Wednesday, 12pm-1pm, UH 213: "The Material
Turn in Feminist Theory: Corporeal Feminisms, Environmental Feminisms and the 'Stuff' of Bodies and Nature'
I am also pleased to announce these spring Center for Theory colloquia:
Patricia Nickel, February 9th, Wednesday, 12pm-1pm, UH213: "Public Administration, the State and the Public Sphere: The Changing Role of Academia in Late Capitalism"
Rose-May Guignard, March 24th, Thursday, 12:30pm-1:30pm, UH213: "Postmodern Public Administration: An Oxymoron?"
Maria Martinez-Cosio, April 20th, Wednesday, 12pm-1pm, UH213: "Democratic Participation as False Consciousness: A Case Study of Urban School Reform Coalitions"
***Also, look for the first issue of Fast Capitalism (to be posted at www.fastcapitalism.com) in a few weeks!***
--Ben Agger
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