A talk by Daniel Tutt at University of Virginia Global Studies, on his latest book How to Read Like a Parasite February 23rd
Daniel Tutt presents “How to Read Like a Parasite: Why the Left Got High on Nietzsche” in conversation w/ David Hoinski, Xavier Bonilla, and Billy Buntin, January 26th at 7:00 pm. Red Emma’s in Baltimore.
Book launch: How to Read Like a Parasite at People’s Book in Takoma Park, MD. Saturday January 13th at 6:00 pm.
The Perils of the New Intimacy: Paternalism, Class and the Changing Function of the Therapeutic, Greene Clinic Community Speaker Series, October 2023
Renewing Political Marxism: The Two Lefts and the Class Transitivity Problem, American University of Beirut Critical Humanities for the Liberal Arts and BICAR Summer School, June 2023
Marx and the End of the Family, Institute for Art and Ideas, “Silver Spoons and Social Status,” October 2022
Introduction to Seminar on Freudian-Marxism, Global Center for Advanced Studies, March 2023
Liberalism and the Problem of Pre-Oedipal Politics, The Lacanian Forum of Washington, DC, June 2022
The Problem of the Family in Psychoanalysis, American Psychoanalytic Association, June 2022
Nietzsche and the Left, Diet Soap podcast, May 2022
Interviewed about Psychoanalysis and the Politics of the Family, Machinic Unconscious Happy Hour, May 2022
Is Lacanian Ideology Theory Passive?, Subset of Theoretical Praxis, May 2022
Abolish the Family? Marxian and Psychoanalytic Perspectives, The Learning Cooperative, April 2022
The Social Superego and Liberation, Lacan in Scotland, February 2022
An overview of my main areas of research, Subset of Theoretical Practice, January 2022
Interviewed on Psychoanalysis and the Politics of Liberation, VarnVlog, January 2022
From Bentham to Marx: Why Lacan Abandoned the Concept of Quilting Point, American Philosophical Association, Presenter, Baltimore, MD, January 2022
Interviewed on Left-Nietzscheanism Today, No Easy Answers and Zer0 Books, December 2021
Anti-Oedipus Seminar 5, Podcast guest on Machinic Unconscious Happy Hour, September 2021
The Practice of Marxist Psychoanalysis, Interviewed by Cosmonaut Magazine, September 2021
Reaction and Revolution: Responses to Losurdo’s Nietzsche, Panelist in event hosted by Haymarket Books, August 2021
Nietzsche, Aristocratic Rebel, Interviewed on the New Books Network, May 2021
Power, Politics and the Films of Adam Curtis, Panelist, University of Otago, March 2021
Negation Magazine podcast interviewed on emancipatory politics and the role of psychoanalysis in politics, February 2021
Future of Islamophobia in Post-Trump Era, presenter, Islamabad Policy Research Institute, December 2020
The Possibility of the Organization of New Subjectivities, Interviewed on the Black Lives Matter Uprising, June 2020
Socialists Think: Plenary on the Thought of Sylvain Lazarus, Presenter, May 2020
Reading Badiou’s Theory of the Subject, Global Center for Advanced Studies, Presenter, February, 2020
The Shipwreck of Oedipus: Mapping the Post-Oedipal, American Philosophical Association, Presenter, Philadelphia, PA, January 2020
Gift Exchange & Historical Invariance: Karatani & Libidinal Economy, Presenter, Libidinal Economies of Crisis Times, Berlin, September 2019.
The Thing About Sublimation: Towards a Periodization of the Concept, Presenter, Lacanian Forum of Washington, DC, March 2019
The Inequality of Civic Love: Towards a New Form of Solidarity, Society for Philosophy in the Contemporary World, Presenter, July 2018 Portland, OR
Dissolving the I in the We: Love and the Problem of Community, Keynote Speaker at the Annual St. Thomas More Lecture, March 2018 St. John Fisher University
Islam and Psychoanalysis, Presenter, March 2018 Georgetown University Graduate Colloquium
Islamophobia in the Trump Era, Keynote Speaker, February 2017, Project Nur national conference
Catholic-Muslim Dialogue and Conflict Resolution, Interviewed by Currents NY
Interview with “The last Outpost” podcast, September, 2016
Insurrections and the Role of the Philosopher: A Documentary Film Project at the Society for Philosophy in the Contemporary World conference at McDaniel College, July 2016
Identification in Lacanian Psychoanalysisat the Washington, DC Lacanian Forum “Clinical Wednesday Series”, February 2016
Badiou and Lacan at the Washington, DC Lacanian Forum “Clinical Wednesday Series”, May 2015
From the Name to the Names-of-the-Fatherat the Washington, DC Lacanian Forum “Clinical Wednesday Series” February 2015
From American Orientalism to Islamophobia: How Images of Islam and Muhammad Define America’s National Identity at the University of Wisconsin, April 12, 2013
Faith Communities and the Transformation of Bigotry at Christ Church Cathedral in Nashville, TN, February 22nd, 2013
Radical Love and Zizek’s Ethics of Singularityat the Zizek Studies Conference. April, 2012
Understanding Islamophobia in Americaat the University of Wisconsin, October 19th, 2012
Understanding Islamophobia in America: A Talk with Daniel Tuttat Lonestar College Houston, TX September 5th, 2012
A Time for Tolerance? Islamaphobia in America Today Islamic Resources Group banquet dinner, Minneapolis, MN. November 2010
Islamophobia: Challenges and Opportunities at Simon Fraser University, May 13th 2012
Islamophobia in America Today at the Center for Interfaith Engagement at Eastern Mennonite University, March 16th 2012
Understanding Our Neighbors: What is Islam Kanawah Valley Interfaith Council, Charleston, WV. April 2011
Media and the Middle East: A Panel at the Minneapolis Saint Paul International Film Festival 2012 April 13, 2012
Institutional Islamophobia in the United States: Q&A with American Philosopher Daniel Tutt, International Policy Digest
An Interview with Dr. Daniel Tutt about his GCAS Series, “Badiou and Philosophy”
On Islamophobia: An Interview with Daniel Tutt rabble.ca
St. Louis Public Radio “Understanding Islam” November 9th, 2011
American Muslim 360 “Daniel Tutt Speaks: 20,000 Dialogues” November, 2011
The Optimistic Muslim “Building Bridges in America, One American at a Time” Sunday March 25th, 2011
Art of Replacing Stereotypes at Michigan State University
Video: The Impact of Negative Media Images – The Case of Muslims/Arabs – A Review of Research in Neuroscience, Psychophysiology and Social Psychology Muslim Mental Health Conference at Michigan State University, Lansing, MI. April 2010
Media Images of the Other United Religions Initiative, Global Assembly, Mayapur, India. December 2008
Using Documentary Film to Combat Stereotypes of the Other National Association of International Educators, Washington, DC. May 2008
Media Images of Islam Annual Conference on Religion, Peace, and Conflict at Oakland University, organized by International Humanistic Psychology Institute, Oakland, MI. March 2008
The Power of Film to Share Universal Loss Washington Berkeley Center for Religion, Peace and World Affairs, Georgetown University, DC. September 2008
Muslim Perspectives Through Film and Dialogue: Understanding, Empathy, and Civic Discourse Intercultural Management Institute, American University, Washington, DC. March 2010
Pluralism and Media Center for Contemporary Arab Studies, Georgetown University, Washington, DC. November 2007
Combating Islamophobia on Campus Religious Pluralism in a Time of Extremism: The Campus Responds, Tufts University, Boston, MA. May 2008
Beyond an Abrahamic Commemoration of 9/11 North American Interfaith Network, National Conference, Richmond, VA. August 2007
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