Constructing the ‘Public Intellectual’ in the Premodern World - 05-06/09/2019, Manchester (England)
‘Constructing the public intellectual in the premodern world’ is based on the premise that the term ‘public intellectual’ can meaningfully be used either of individuals or of groups in the premodern world. It has two aims. The first is to examine the specific historical conditions, including both the continuities but also the changes in conceptual and cultural categories, which served to construct this figure in the premodern world.
The second is to understand how modern representations of the premodern ‘public intellectual’ have been used to inspire and shape modern ideas about the role and remit of public intellectuals in the contemporary world.
The conference welcomes proposals for individual papers or panels (ideally of three papers) that grapple with how the ‘public intellectual’ was constructed in premodern societies, and how their legacy influences how we understand the public intellectual today.
FECHA/DATE/DATA: 05-06/09/2019
LUGAR/LOCATION/LUOGO: Chancellors Hotel (Manchester, England)
ORGANIZADOR/ORGANIZER/ORGANIZZATORE: Kamran Karimullah; Stephen Todd
INFO: web - karimullah.kamran@manchester.ac.uk
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Antes del 28/06/2019 / Before 28/06/2019 / Anteriormente al 28/06/2019
Normal / Regular / Normale: £110
Estudiantes / Students / Studenti: £80
Después del 28/06/2019 / After 28/06/2019 / Dopo il 28/06/2019
Normal / Regular / Normale: £130
Estudiantes / Students / Studenti: £80
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