presents nearly three years of Badiou’s seminars, held from 2001 to 2004 ..read more

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On Monday, February 27th, the Institute on the Formation of Knowledge will present   as part of the Cultures & Knowledge Worskshop Series. This workshop will be presented by Scandalous Glass House is an excursion into the Polish-Jewish functionalist architecture and the concept of a garden-city that culminated in the glass house owned by the writer, activist and socialite Irena Krzywicka. This self-proclaimed scandalist manipulated and performed two ..read more

On Monday, February 27th, the Institute on the Formation of Knowledge will present   as part of the Cultures & Knowledge Worskshop Series. This workshop will be presented by Scandalous Glass House is an excursion into the Polish-Jewish functionalist architecture and the concept of a garden-city that culminated in the glass house owned by the writer, activist and socialite Irena Krzywicka. This self-proclaimed scandalist manipulated and performed two ..read more

, find a mosaic of the historical fragments, diaries, criticism and research that shaped the modern world: from a braided narrative of two leaders who embodied the fighting spirit of the 1960s to a deeper dive into one of the world’s most influential poems that described the moral decay of a world after war. Find the following and more at ..read more

On Monday, February 6th, the Institute on the Formation of Knowledge will present   as part of the Cultures & Knowledge Worskshop Series. This workshop will be presented by  “Do you go through the trees or over them?” asked Tituba’s interrogators in Salem Village. Her reply: “We see nothing but are there presently.” It is true of both 1692 and the present day that an especially mobile woman might be accused of witchcraft. With an eye for Tituba’s ..read more

On Monday, February 6th, the Institute on the Formation of Knowledge will present  In 2017, deep in an abandoned coal mine in the arctic archipelago of Svalbard, a Norwegian company built a vault designed to store backup archives of human knowledge for thousands of years, inspired by the so-called "Doomsday Seed Vault"...  as part of the Cultures & Knowledge Worskshop Series. This workshop will be presented by ..read more

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On Monday, January 23rd, the Institute on the Formation of Knowledge will present  In the wake of mounting concerns regarding translational failure between bench research to bedside therapies, new actors, fields, and technologies now promise to disrupt existing... as part of the Cultures & Knowledge Worskshop Series. This workshop will be presented by ..read more