Workshop: Social Resilience De-/Re-Construction

Workshoppen hålls på engelska, se beskrivning nedan:

Referring to the work of cultural scholar Stuart Hall, there is deconstruction and reconstruction work in relation to our research. The terms deconstruction and reconstruction refer to Hall’s interpretation of photographs of post war Black Afro-Caribbean settlement in Britain. Tracing the contradictory meanings and imprints of the images, Hall identifies powerful discourses within the original context of the photographs, the weaving of these images into popular memory, and the various accentuations of meanings in deconstruction and reconstruction work within cultural and critical studies. 

In this workshop we will apply deconstruction and reconstruction work to our own research, for example a particular problem, method and/or concept, that you identify with as part of your research area.

After looking at a couple of examples, we will each choose a particular aspect of our research work and reflect on how we might deconstruct this, e.g. through empirical and theoretical research and writing, by looking at and reflecting on the disassembled parts of the concept/method/problem; and then we reflect on how we might reconstruct this for our future research work.

Anmälan

Anmäl dig genom att skicka ett mail till koordinator Teres Hjärpe: teres [dot] hjarpe [at] soch [dot] lu [dot] se.