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| <nettime-ann> [edu] Centre for Modern Thought |
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To students seeking graduate/post-graduate programmes with a strong
theoretical commitment:
We would like to call your attention to the existence of a new research
centre at the University of Aberdeen that offers a unique context for
theoretically and philosophically oriented study. The Centre for Modern
Thought aims to explore and carry forward the ground-breaking
intellectual
movements of the last century in the context of cross-disciplinary debate
framed by a strong reference to modern history and contemporary
socio-political issues. We draw from programmes across the College of
Arts
and Social Sciences at Aberdeen, and we have significant funding from our
institution for high-profile appointments in political philosophy, theory
of art and media, intellectual history, science studies, and cultural and
literary theory. We aim to make the Centre for Modern Thought a hub for
contemporary thinking in an international context. We will invite some of
the most prominent intellectuals of our time to Aberdeen, and we will
host
colloquia on a wide range of topics including human rights, contemporary
architecture and urban planning, global ecology, and new political
thought. At the same time, we will provide sustained training at the
highest level to students who seek to explore the foundations and
contexts
for contemporary thinking.
The Centre offers an M.Litt by Research (which gives students
considerable
flexibility to pursue independent research), and offers Ph.D. an
exceptional environment for their study. Students may also pursue an
M.Litt
in Comparative Literature and Thought.
Visit our website at
<http://www.abdn.ac.uk/modernthought>www.abdn.ac.uk/modernthought or, for
Comparative Literature, see
<http://www.abdn.ac.uk/sll/complit>www.abdn.ac.uk/sll/complit. For
further
information contact Professor Christopher Fynsk
(<mailto:enl290 {AT} abdn.ac.uk>enl290 {AT} abdn.ac.uk).
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