What is it to be British? The idea of national identity tends to be associated with xenophobic nationalism, and so those on the political left generally give the idea a wide berth. However, this may well be mistaken.
A new conception of our cultural identity can be forged. This event is an invitation to begin the project of imagining a different way. It provides an opportunity to reflect on notions of identity and culture, migration, nationalism and the symbols through which we express ourselves. |
/ Professor Lewis R. Gordon on Seductive Racial Fallacies
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Thanks |
This event is organised by Dr Komarine Romdenh-Romluc & Dr Jules Holroyd of the Department of Philosophy, University of Sheffield.
To get in touch, see the Contact page. It is hosted and supported by the Centre for Engaged Philosophy. |
Thanks to Victoria Hall for hosting the event at their Norfolk Street venue. For more details of the venue and accessibility, see Venue & Accessibility page.
Thanks to Open Kitchen for providing catering for the event. You can read more about their activities here. |