Participants, Associates & The Advisory Board
The Centre for Modern Thought currently has one member of staff assigned to it (Professor Christopher Fynsk), and draws upon contributions form staff across the University of Aberdeen
Participants
- Lucy Alford (Human Rights and Poetry)
- Burhanuddin Baki
- Professor Mario Biagioli (Science Studies, Intellectual Property, History of Science)
- Dr. Julia Biggane (Modern Spanish Literature and Culture)
- Finn Brunton (Technology Studies, History of Science)
- Dr Edward Campbell (Music)
- Professor Cairns Craig (Scottish and Irish Comparative Studies)
- Edith Doron (Museum Education, Multiculturalism, Communities & Strangers, Children, Hospitality)
- Professor Christopher Fynsk (Modern Philosophy and Theory, Modern Literature) (Director) *
- Archie Graham
- Professor Celso Grebogi (Dynamics of nonlinear and complex systems including chaotic dynamics and fractal geometry)
- Professor Danny James (Modern Latin American History)
- Dr Adrienne Janus (Modernism and Contemporary Literary Theory)
- Dr Nadia Kiwan (Contemporary French and Francophone cultures)
- Dr Alexandra M. Kokoli (Critical and Contextual Studies)
- Professor James Leach (upcoming conference: “Subversion, Conversion, Development: Public Interests in New Technologies”)
- Jorge Ledo (Classical and Renaissance Rhetoric)
- Dr Nikolaj Lübecker (Modern French and Comparative Literature, Critical Theory, Film Studies)
- Professor Alberto Moreiras (Modern Political Philosophy, Latin American Studies, Contemporary Theory)*
- Jay Murphy (Critical Theory, Film Studies, Modern French Literature)
- Dr Nick Nesbitt (French and Global Colonialism, Critical Theory, Music and Film Studies)
- Professor Mustapha Pasha (International Relations and Islam)
- Dr John Paterson (Legal Theory pertaining to Corporate Governance and Oil and Gas Law)
- Dr Kriss Ravetto (Modern Film and Film Theory)
- Professor Raúl Ruiz (Filmmaker and Theorist)*
- Professor Joachim Schaper
- Ben Sherlock
- Dr Trevor Stack (Anthropology and History, Latin American Studies)
- Dr Janet Stewart (Urban Culture & History, Sociology & Philosophy of Space, Architecture, Communication & Performance, Berlin & Vienna since 1848)
- Professor Michael Syrotinski (Contemporary French Literature and Theory)
- Professor Teresa María Vilarós (Hispanic Studies and Contemporary Theory)
- Dr Simon Ward (Modern German Film, Literature, and Cultural Studies)
- Dr Matt Wickman (Scottish Literature)
The Advisory Board
- Harry Harootunian
Professor of History and East Asian Studies, New York University - Nicholas Royle,
Professor of English, Sussex University - Naoki Sakai,
Professor of Asian Studies and Comparative Literature, Cornell University - Dr Thomas W. Keenan,
Associate Professor of English and Director of the Human Rights Project, Bard College
