Date : |
22 February 2010 |
Time :
Presenter : |
11:15 – 13:30
Prof. Sandra Harding |
You are cordially invited to the seminar series lecture, presented by Professor Sandra Harding, University of California, Los Angeles. These two fields should be allies, since so many of the world’s women live in ex-colonised and/or neocolonised societies, and at least half of the world’s citizens living in such societies are women. Yet these two fields of research find it challenging to integrate each other’s concerns. One important reason for this challenge is that they all too often focus on different kinds of social relations, different kinds of sciences, and imagine different kinds of agents of progressive social transformation. Fortunately, we can identify valuable clues for overcoming such conflicts. The audio presentation from the seminar is available for download To reserve a seat, kindly RSVP by 19 February 2010 Venues HSRC Cape Town: 12th Floor, Plein Park Building (Opposite Revenue Office), Plein Street, Cape Town. Contact Vuyo Ngxubaza on +27 (0)21 466 8004 Fax +27 (0)21 461 0299 HSRC Durban: First floor HSRC boardroom, 750 Francois Road, Ntuthuko Junction, PODS 5 and 6, Cato Manor, Durban. Contact Johannes Khoele on +27 (0)31 242 5400 HSRC Pretoria: Video Conference Room, 1st floor, HSRC Library, HSRC Building, 134 Pretorius Street Pretoria. Contact Arlene Grossberg on +27 (0)12 302 2811 or Baby Twala on +27 (0)12 302 2368 |
Feminist and Postcolonial Science and Technology Studies: Convergences and Conflicts
22 February 2010
11:15 - 13:30