Mediterranean blues

Fluid archives in a migrating modernity

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LM: Studi culturali e postcoloniali del Mediterraneo

5 Mar 20205 Mar 2020

A Mediterranean Perspective on European Union and Disunion

8 Jan 202018 Jan 2020

Postcolonial, queer e femminista

20 Nov 201918 Jan 2020

Identities and the colonial constitution of the present

4 Sep 201918 Jan 2020

Mediterranean mediations

9 Aug 201925 Aug 2019

FLOATS

8 Aug 201911 Apr 2020

Sink without trace

31 Mar 202031 Mar 2020

BOOKS

19 Oct 201920 Nov 2019

European Museums. Mutations and migrations

18 Oct 201920 Nov 2019

Migration, the Mediterranean and the fluid archives of Modernity

26 Aug 201922 Dec 2019

Derive critiche e modernità non-autorizzate

26 Aug 20194 Sep 2019

L'(im)possibilità degli studi culturali

25 Aug 201922 Dec 2019

Troubled Ground

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Maritime methods

This a repository of my writings, links and notes. It navigates a series of perspectives and problematics that arise from studying and living the contemporary Mediterranean. Going offshore, it involves encounters with the frequently repressed and refused histories, cultures, lives and archives suspended and sustained in its waters. These push us to plot what Mahmoud Darwish would have called the maps of absence.

Iain Chambers

«Geography is not confined to providing historical form with a substance and variable places. It is not merely physical and human but mental, like the landscape. Geography wrests history from the cult of necessity in order to stress the irreducibility of contingency. It wrests it from the cult of origins in order to affirm the power of a “milieu” (what philosophy finds in the Greeks, said Nietzsche, is not an origin but a milieu, an ambiance, an ambient atmosphere: the philosopher ceases to be a comet). It wrests it from structures in order to trace the lines of flight that pass through the Greek world across the Mediterranean.»

Gilles Deleuze & Félix Guattari, What Is Philosophy?

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