Networks, Systems, Them, Me, Us

How might I/we better inhabit the current, comparatively thin theoretical space between the individual and society?

How does being part of a network relate, or not, to being part of a system?

What theoretical and methodological approaches are involved in thinking systemically or via networks?

How do these things generate, or capture, an experience of connectivity?

And how have ideas of subjectivity pitted against, or aligned with, intersubjectivity been differently inflected across historical periods?

Short position papers from:

• Leo Caves (Biology/YCCSA)
• Dan Franks (Biology/YCCSA)
• Emanuele Lugli (History of Art/CMS)
• Helen Smith (English/CREMS)
• Claire Westall (English/CModS)

Chair: Jason Edwards (History of Art/CModS)

 A event.

Refreshments served: debate encouraged.