Theoretical times - reproletarianization
What happens to a working class when there is no longer work? How do we think about middle class in relation to a digitized, globalized, casual workplace? Steve and Tara talk about reproletarianizat...
30 Dec 201430min
Theoretical times - foreclosure
How did the Global Financial Crisis impact on our understandings of social relationships and identity? Has foreclosure become a 'global condition'? Tara and Steve probe the concept of foreclosure an...
30 Dec 201423min
Theoretical times - Bunker anthropology
Why are methods so boring in the contemporary university? How can the theories of method be enlivened and enlivening in the humanities and social sciences? Steve and Tara translate and transform Pau...
29 Dec 201422min
Theoretical times - claustropolitan sociology
Does sociology have a future? How does the discipline - and the scholars within it - manage neo-liberalism, xenophobia, terrorism and gated communities? Steve and Tara explore the concept of 'claust...
28 Dec 201424min
Research planning in difficult times
How can you create a research plan? How can early career, mid career and senior scholar managed research policies demanding high levels of productivity and accountability? Tara and Steve talk about ...
18 Dec 201444min
A guide through "Mary, egg and croissant"
Tara introduces an assignment exploring the role of food in art. The image is titled "Mary, egg and croissant" and was photographed by William Klein. The image is located at these urls: http://www....
15 Dec 201412min
Mick Winter 12 - Mythic Mick speaks
Steve, Tara and Mick review Mick's endorsement of candidature event. They explore why it was so successful, offering strategies for other doctoral students who follow him.
14 Dec 20149min
Theoretical times - Louis Althusser
We need - right now - a complex and intricate theorization of power and the state. Louis Althusser provides scholars and citizens with that theorization. Steve and Tara, in this sixth podcast in The...
8 Dec 201429min
