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Two Workshops on Missingness

Feb 26, 2018

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Missing Subjects

Dates: 21 and 22 February 2018

Hosted by: Jackman Humanities Institute (University of Toronto) and
Centre for Humanities Research and History Department, UWC

Missing and Missed: The Subject, Politics, and Memorialisation

A workshop hosted by: African Critical Inquiry Program (ACIP), NRF Forensic History Project and Centre for Humanities Research, UWC.

Workshop 1: Wednesday, 28 February and Thursday, 1 March 2018
Workshop 2: 2 March 2018, ‘Attending to Skeletal Remains in Museum and University Collections,’ joint workshop with Iziko

For further details please contact: missingworkshop@gmail.com

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