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“What Does the ‘Techno-Cultural Studies’ Contain in the Bowl?”

Kwang-Suk Lee (SeoulTech)

• Date : 2020/11/18 (Wednesday) 15:00
• Place : Konkuk University New Millennium Hall #1106

The Konkuk Univeristy Academy of Mobility Humanities will hold Mobility Humanities Colloquium #19.  

This colloquium will explore issues concerning the philosophy and the practices of technology with a focus on technocultural studies.

This special lecture will be filmed and disseminated through the Academy of Mobility Humanities’ (AMH) YouTube channel.  

Please join us for this colloquium.

“The Exploratory Study of Foucauldian Approaches on Mobilities Researches”

Myeong Jin Ban (Hankuk University of Foreign Studies)

• Date: 2020/10/28 (Wednesday) 15:00
• Place: Konkuk University New Millennium Hall #1106

The Konkuk Univeristy Academy of Mobility Humanities will hold Mobility Humanities Colloquium #18. 

This colloquium will explore various aspects of the relationships between mobility studies and Foucauldian theories. 

This special lecture will be filmed and disseminated through the Academy of Mobility Humanities’ (AMH) YouTube channel. 

Please join us for this colloquium​.

The KU Academy of Mobility Humanities (MHA) will hold its 17th colloquium on September. 15.

Professor Byung-Doo Choi (Daegu University) will present “From relational theories to actor-network theory: an alternative methodology for analysis of transnational migration”.

• Date and time : 15, Sept. (Tue) 15:00-17:00
• Place : #1106, New Millennium Hall, Konkuk University​ 

The KU Academy of Mobility Humanities (MHA) will hold its 16th colloquium on August 19. 

Professor Hyun-Joo Yoo (Yonsei University) will present “Open Versus Closed System: Hypertext-Politics”. 

• Date and time: 19, August (Wed) 15:00-17:00
• Place: #1106, New Millennium Hall, Konkuk University​ 

The KU Academy of Mobility Humanities (MHA) will hold its 15th colloquium on July 15.

Professor Baek Yung Kim (Kwangwoon University) will present “On the Historical Peculiarity of Japanese Railway Imperialism: Focusing on Colonial Urbanization and Colonial Tourism”.

• Date and time : 15, July (Wed) 15:00-17:00
• Place : #1106, New Millennium Hall, Konkuk University​