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Alessandro Angelini is an assistant professor of anthropology at Johns Hopkins University. Through fieldwork in Rio de Janeiro, Caracas, Medellín, and New Orleans, he studies how building practices and cultural production shape political subjectivity in urban squatter settlements. He examines how such neighborhoods become objects of expertise and artistic expression.
The Eighteenth Century Origins of Mass Education:
First Lecture, September 16:
Education by Conversation
The Eighteenth Century Origins of Mass Education:
Second Lecture, September 17:
Teacher-less Education
The Eighteenth Century Origins of Mass Education:
Third Lecture, September 19:
Reading, Writing, Hearing, Saying, Understanding
Colloquium with Kit Fine (NYU)
Title: TBA
Sponsored by the Department of Philosophy