Lecture and Workshop: Rafal Smoczynski, Institute of Philosophy and Sociology of the Polish Academy of Sciences

2018-09-12 - 2018-09-14

Rafal Smoczynski

講者簡介：

Receiving his Ph.D. in Philosophy from Institute of Philosophy and Sociology of the Polish Academy of Sciences, professor Rafał Piotr Smoczyński is now an associate professor of sociology at Institute of Philosophy and Sociology of the Polish Academy of Sciences. His research interests include political philosophy, social control theory and marketing regulation. Co-authored with sociologist Dorota Hall, his first book, New Religious Movements and Conflict in Central Europe, has published in 2010. In 2016, he published another book with sociologist Tomasz Paweł Zarycki entitled Totem inteligencki. Arystokracja, szlachta i ziemiaństwo w polskiej przestrzeni społecznej [Intellectual totem. Aristocracy, nobility and gentry in the Polish social space].

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演講 Lucture：Moral panic studies and its vicissitudes

Date：2018/09/12 (Wed) 14:00-16:00
Venue：Room 106A, HA Building 2, NCTU

Introduction:
The paper maps the evolution of moral-panic studies and in particular its recent developments, which strive to link the sociology of moral panics to social theory informed by the sociology of moral regulation. The paper also discusses new lines of inquiry into the ‘productive’ function of moral panics by elaborating Durkheimian insights on moral panics, which are viewed as the claims-making that construct universal interpretations of an antagonistic situation and provide a surface for the inscription of the proponents’ collective identities.

 

工作坊Work: Unequal Citizenship, Antagonistic Identities and Populist Movement: Partitioned Communities in Contemporary Global Context不平等公民，對立性認同，民粹運動：當代全球脈絡下的分裂共同體

Date：2018/09/14 (Fri) 10:00-12:00
Venue：Room B10, HA Building 2, NCTU
**There are lunchboxes offered during this event. Please register beforehand. (https://goo.gl/forms/KIGixDVood6qsKPv1)

Introduction:
In this workshop, we are going to explain the trans-national joint project that we are going to launch in the coming years.  The theme of this joint project is: "Unequal Citizenship, Antagonistic Identities and Populist Movement: Partitioned Communities in Contemporary Global Context." It is a part of the 5-year SPROUT project sponsored by MOE: "Conflict, Justice, Decolonization: Critical Studies of Inter-Asian Societies."  We welcome interested colleagues and students to come and understand our project and share with everyone your views on this project