Associate Professor of Cultural Studies
Department of Social Science & Cultural Studies
Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, New York
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| B. Ricardo Brown, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Cultural Studies Department of Social Science & Cultural Studies Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, New York www geocities com/brbgc BRBrownIII(at)earthlink.net |
| From the Archives: The Formation of Cultural Studies At Pratt Institute |
| As we are not allowed very much space on the server (only 100 megs!), I can only make a limited number of copies of faculty and students. I would prefer to have them online and am considering various options. Sadly, many tapes --- including Scholar in Residence Susan Buck-Morss in April 2002, the Questions of Identity and Left at 20009.11.01 and After: Responses and Responsibilities, which was a three day series of talks and discussions in October 2001--- never made it into my possession. Some are confirmed lost and some others are assumed to be lost. Any copies that might exist out there would be appreciated. Titles are approximate, and taken from the recordings. conferences, as well as the even |
| Videos Stanley Aronowitz Distinguished Professor of Sociology founder of the CUNY Center for Cultural Studies City University of New York Graduate Center and Scholar in Residence, Fall 1998 Department of Social Science & Cultural Studies |  | On the Origins of Cultural Studies Faculty Seminar, September 29, 1998 (1:18:55 - mp4 file) Culture, Technology, Work Lecture, October 26, 1998 (1:06:24 - mp4 file) Lunch conversations October 26, 1998 (47:15 - mp4 file) |
| Audio
Recordings (mp3)
Patricia Clough Professor of Sociology Director, Center for the Study of Women and Society City University of New York Graduate Center and Scholar in Residence, Spring 1998 Department of Social Science & Cultural Studies and the School of Liberal Arts and Sciences |  | Psychoanalysis, Autoaffection, & Tele-technology February 19, 1998 Part One (48:29) Part Two (48:42) What Cultural Studies did to Marxism. March 19, 1998 Part One (48:50) Part Two (49:04) Identity Politics, Feminism, and Cultural Studies April 16, 1998 Part One (49:01) Part Two (49:12) Questions and Conversations May 7, 1998 Part one (48:11) Part two (53:52) |
| Gyan
Prakash
Dayton-Stockton Professor of History. Director, Shelby Cullom Davis Center for Historical Studies. Princeton University
|  | Faculty Seminar on Teaching Cultural History March 26, 1998 Part One (49:00 ) Part Two (46:48) |
Documents
and Artifacts (pdf and jpg) They
are offered without editorial comment. For a summary of my views
about this period, you can see the last document listed. For some reason, we also taped our faculty curriculum meeting of November 6, 1997, when it was still the Department of Social Sciences and Management.
I have no idea why and have only listened to parts of it.
It seems to concern the history curriculum, but touches on the
Cultural Studies proposal as well. It is somewhat haunting to
again hear some voices that have either moved on or passed away, and
so I have only listened to parts of it. I suppose I can provide
it to faculty in the department as it provides some historical insight,
and also the manner of discussions at another moment of
significant shifts in the department. These concerns are also
reflected in the discussions in the recordings.Note |
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