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Navigation About About the ICCTP People Directory Contact Us Projects Critical Times Journal Books Workshops Events All Events Visiting Scholars Announcements Resources UC Irvine Critical Theory Archive Phase I Conferences Search About About the ICCTP People Directory Contact Us Projects Critical Times Journal Books Workshops Events All Events Visiting Scholars Announcements Resources UC Irvine Critical Theory Archive Phase I Conferences Search Critical Times 6:3 Now available online through Duke University Press Contributions to this issue of Critical Times consider the representation of Gandhi by his assassin, Nathuram Godse, and the illegibility of Gandhi’s political philosophy for the Hindu right; offer a critical homage to Ranajit Guha and illuminate his unique phenomenology of time; explore B.R. Ambedkar’s use of Buddhist philosophy in his challenge to the permanence of the theologico-political”; and think with concretion—submarine growings-together—as ambivalent agglomerations of matter, history, and animacy that mark and rework imperial presences at the seabed. Critical Times Reading List on Palestine As we witness Israel’s ongoing war of obliteration in Palestine, we call readers’ attention to the reflections on Palestine that we have published in every volume of the journal. PROJECTS Critical Times is a peer reviewed open access journal published by Duke University Press with the aim of foregrounding encounters between canonical critical theory and various traditions of critique emerging from other historical legacies, seeking to highlight the multiple forms that critical thought takes today. The Consortium Books publishes critical theory from Africa and its diasporas, Latin America, the Arab world, and South Asia, pursuing the importance of translation not only among languages, but epistemological paradigms as well. The Consortium’s workshop series focuses on experimental artistic and intellectual practices that engage the pressing issues of our times. The aim of the workshops is to explore, map, and connect these practices and articulate critical vocabularies for the present and future. EVENTS The Consortium hosts lectures, seminars, workshops, and book conversations with visiting scholars, authors, activists, artists, and researchers from around the world, in addition to co-sponsoring events with partners and collaborators. VISITING SCHOLARS Short-term residencies on the UC Berkeley campus by international scholars from the Global South. ANNOUNCEMENTS News and updates from the Consortium’s international network of critical theory programs, centers, and projects. International Consortiumof Critical Theory Programs (ICCTP) The International Consortium of Critical Theory Programs seeks to document, connect, and support the various programs and projects that now represent critical theory across the globe. Through its work, the Consortium aims to document the global contours of critical theory today, supporting critical thought both inside and outside the university in the arts, humanities, social sciences, and science and technology studies, and seeking collaborative forms for critically responding to pressing global challenges. DIRECTORY The Consortium directory connects programs, centers, and projects in the field of critical theory throughout the world, facilitating intellectual exchange, and illuminating the global form and reach of critical theory today. Programs listed in the directory are accepted as members of the Consortium through an application procedure. EXPLORE Connect with Us on Social Media Facebook Page ICCTP · ICCTP Events Soundcloud Playlist Tweets by TheICCTP Twitter Feed YouTube Page Supported by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation and the Vice Chancellor for Research at the University of California, Berkeley. International Consortium of Critical Theory Programs 440 Stephens Hall, MC 2340 Berkeley, CA 94720-2510 info.ictconsortium@berkeley.edu Sign Up for Our Mailing List Type and Press enter” to...