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My Best Fiend. On the Productivity of Intellectual Enmities


31 Jan 2012, 4:30pm - 6:00pm

137, RHB, Richard Hoggart Building

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Cost Free
Department Sociology
Contact m.guggenheim(@gold.ac.uk)

Anna Bull (Goldsmiths) "Ideology and multidisciplinarity - why I know I'm right" and Tim Hickman (Goldsmiths) "I choose my enemies for their good intellects." Supervisors as fiends.

Fiends are productive. They spark interest, they draw our energy, we care about them and they care about us. Why do we choose this fiend and not another? How does our own thinking depend on our fiends? What are the rules and methods of our own fiendish engagements and what are the scientific fruits of them?

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