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SUMMARY:**Queer/Art/Poetics: A Conference on the Art of Queer Theory
DESCRIPTION:See this link for the full conference schedule \nWhat does theory do when it takes queer art seriously? How does queer theory remain artful while unpacking the objects\, strategies and politics of queer aesthetics? Queer/Art/Poetics makes a claim for the centrality of aesthetic form and formal practices to the work of queer theorizing. Art in our conference title refers not only to the objects and performances toward which theorists are drawn\, but also to the pleasurable\, urgent\, onerous\, and productively messy exercise of interpretive skill. Poetics\, aurally and textually flickering with politics\, gestures both toward literal art production and the art of queer theorizing as creative sites reciprocally vitalized by new objects\, questions\, and movements. Rather than wedding our central terms into a seamless whole\, we propose Queer/Art/Poetics\, disjunctive backslashes and all\, as a generative hermeneutics. We suggest that queer theory’s ongoing investment in questions of the political might be enriched by guiding its attention away from state and legal apparatuses and towards queer cultural and aesthetic forms where the political is imagined as a transformative poetics of co-habitation. \nSponsored by the Center for the Humanities\nCo-sponsored by Alpha Delta Phi\, Allbritton Center for the Study of Public Life\, English\, FGSS\, Office of Equity and Inclusion\, American Studies & Theater \n
URL:https://middletown.adps.org/calendar/queerartpoetics-a-conference-on-the-art-of-queer-theory/
CATEGORIES:AEF
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SUMMARY:**Traverse Square Game Night
DESCRIPTION:Join us in the living room for a fun evening with students from Traverse Square after-school program! \n
URL:https://middletown.adps.org/calendar/traverse-square-game-night/
LOCATION:ADP Living Room
CATEGORIES:Community Service
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SUMMARY:**Lecture - Misconceptions on Iran
DESCRIPTION:The Wesleyan International Relations Association and the Adelphic Educational Fund present:\n“MISCONCEPTIONS ON IRAN – What most Americans do not understand about the Islamic Republic”\nGuest Speaker Professor William Beeman \nThe conclusion of the stage one framework agreement between the P5+1 nations and Iran dealing with Iran’s nuclear program has created a flurry of misinformation spread by both the public media and political leaders. Professor Beeman will speak on a compendium of distorted views of Iran–some of them purposely promulgated–and how U.S. citizens can help formulate more productive policies towards Iran and towards a more stable Middle East. \nWesleyan alumnus William O. Beeman is Professor and Chair of the Department of Anthropology\, University of Minnesota and President of the Middle East Section of the American Anthropological Association. He was formerly Professor of Anthropology and Director of Middle East Studies at Brown University. Best known as a Middle East Specialist for more than 30 years\, he has also worked in Central Asia\, the Caucasus\, Japan\, China and South Asia. Recognized for special expertise in Iranian culture and linguistics\, he is the author or editor of more than 100 scholarly articles\, 500 opinion pieces and 14 books. He has served as consultant to the United States State Department\, the Department of Defense\, the United Nations and the United States Congress. A frequent commentator on international radio and television\, his written opinion pieces have also appeared in major newspapers throughout the world. \nFREE THAI FOOD WILL BE PROVIDED! \n
URL:https://middletown.adps.org/calendar/lecture-misconceptions-on-iran/
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CATEGORIES:AEF
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SUMMARY:**Concert - Jacques Renault
DESCRIPTION:Jacques is a DJ and producer from the Washington\, D.C. are​a​ who lives and works in Brooklyn. He runs Let’s Play House\, a roving house\, disco\, and techno party as well as a​n imprint​ of the same persuasion\, with friend and partner\, Nik Mercer. He owns three plants\, a rotary mixer\, thousands of records\, and a similar number of T-shirts. ​ Despite working within the confines of a different genre\, Dischord Records is still probably his favorite label.​ \nYou can check out his Soundcloud HERE \n
URL:https://middletown.adps.org/calendar/concert-jacques-renault/
LOCATION:The Grotto
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