On Hiatus
The criticalhabitations project and blog was active from 2012 to 2022. We are currently on an indefinite hiatus and do not post or seek new content. This blog remains online as a documentation of...
The criticalhabitations project and blog was active from 2012 to 2022. We are currently on an indefinite hiatus and do not post or seek new content. This blog remains online as a documentation of...
The question of the experiment (as the basis for knowledge production) is implicated in the question of who and what is recognized as a viable participant in the production of knowledge, in the boundaries...
3. Working with autistic children in the Cevennes in southern France, Fernand Deligny and his group of collaborators developed an intriguing cartography in his network of living places (1967-1986), a method that disrupts clinical...
1. Alexander Dunst opens the debate, asking how the rise of the digital humanities and their focus on experimental methodologies, may foster a new conception of knowledge and political engagement. Can literary and cultural...
Critical habitations is excited to announce its upcoming collaboration wit the ICI Berlin. Save the date and join us! 14 Nov 2019 , 18.00h Experimental Humanities Discussion & Lecture In English With Nishant Shah...
criticalhabitations opens the third debate on: pluralising practices. Introduced by the editors of critical habitations, the debate features contributions by Anna Artaker, who describes her artistic practice which transforms Walter Benjamin’s concept of the...
criticalhabitations opens the second debate on: the posthuman present. Introduced by Alexander Dunst, the debate features contributions by James Burton who returns to the writing of Philip K. Dick to question our understanding of...
criticalhabitations features longer work by authors associated with the blog for you to read and comment. Dunst, Alexander, Elahe Haschemi Yekani, and Anja Schwarz. “The Here and Now of Cultural Studies.” Journal for the...
In his contribution “Inhabiting Photography – Between Medium and Mediality” to the debate section Saadi Nikro considers the life of photographs as embodied circulations and social economies of affect.
The Association for Cultural Studies (ACS) is delighted to announce the third ACS Institute, which will be held from 7-12 December 2015 at the University of the Free State in Bloemfontein, South Africa. The theme...