Author: iainmichaelchambers
I live and work in Naples, Italy. Have researched and taught extensively on thinking with the Mediterranean in a trans-disciplinary and postcolonial fashion. Am also interested in how certain practices – musics and the contemporary arts – become critical languages in their own right, disturbing existing disciplinary logics and institutional knowledge formations.
European Museums. Mutations and migrations
A talk on Publics: migration, diversity, territory given at the Museo Picasso Málaga, 26 September 2019
Migration, the Mediterranean and the fluid archives of Modernity
A talk given 11 October 2019 at Lecce in the context of the PIMo project: Peoples in Motion. Entangled Histories of Displacement across the Mediterranean (1492 – 1923).
Mediterranean mediations
Two talks – one by Iain Chambers «Mediterranean Blues – Thinking with the Diver», and the other by Lidia Curti «Diasporic Female Narratives: Crossing the Mediterranean, Rewriting Italy» – given at the John Hope Franklin Humanities Institute at Duke University in March 2019.
Derive critiche e modernità non-autorizzate
Una conversazione con Serena Guarracino
L'(im)possibilità degli studi culturali
Com’è possibile pensare a un approccio interdisciplinare degli studi culturali nelle rovine dell’università attuale?
Troubled Ground
A conversation with Tarek Elhaik (author of The Incurable Image) on the uprooted geographies of the Mediterranean, postcoloniality, contemporary anthropology, cultural studies and the critical architectures of modernity.
The ‘unseen order’
Qualche riflessione sull’intreccio tra la religione, il laicismo e il potere
La questione meridionale… di nuovo
Rivistando le prospettive gramsciane sulla questione meridionale tramite i coordinati postcolonial di oggi.
Italia mediterranea
Una riscrittura della modernità
Il passato che non passa
Alcune considerazioni sulla costituzione coloniale de presente.
A fluid archive
Thinking with the Mediterranean
Smontare il sud
Una recensione di Orizzonti meridiani (a cura di)
Briganti o emigranti. Sud e movimenti tra conricerca e studi subalterni
Broken geographies
The torn maps and uprooted belongings of modernity
FLOATS
Floating Laboratory of Action and Theory at Sea: https://floatsea.org
Archives of the sea
Thinking at sea
Pushing History out of joint
White panic
Whiteness and the politics of fear
Art and the refugee ‘crisis’
African roots, African routes
Africa and the constitution of Europe
