$382 million stolen. Today we are calling for an urgent inquiry into university wage theft. Download and share our new Wage Theft Report: nteu.info/wagetheft #auspol2024 @financialreview

NTEU's latest report reveals $382 million in #WageTheft at our #universities - it's time for serious government action and an urgent inquiry into why and how this happened, with fundamental changes to governance in #HigherEducation. Read the report: nteu.info/wagetheft

CRAM will be joined by Jessica Whyte on 9 July for a public lecture at University of Melbourne on the Power of Economic sanctions. All welcome! Register here: go.unimelb.edu.au/j9o8

The latest issue of Australian Humanities Review (Issue 72, May 2024) is out now! 🎉 Check out essay on journal rankings, a special forum on 'Professing Criticism' and more. australianhumanitiesreview.org Australian Humanities Review Christian Gelder James Jiang Lynda Ng (lyndang.bsky.social) Ben Eltham Dr SJ Burton

Lots of CRAM goodness in the latest Australian Humanities Review! Lynda Ng (lyndang.bsky.social) on decolonising Guillory, Jessica and Nick Robinson on Guillory, autonomy, and anti-wage theft campaigning, + review of jay_di_si and Tom Ford’s Barron Field in NSW australianhumanitiesreview.org

Check out Raewyn Connell’s terrific review in the latest issue of AHR. Read it here: australianhumanitiesreview.org/wp-content/upl… AHR Issue 72 monique rooney

New work in New Literary History from me, Elliot Patsoura, and Joe Hughes on ‘Critique’ journal. Find out about ***The Badiou Crisis*** of 1967!!! You can read for free on the NLH website 🆓🤝 newliteraryhistory.org/wp/wp-content/…

If you missed the mailouts, the deadline was extended (WHAT A SHOCK) The final deadline for abstract submissions is Thursday, August 1. (This is the final, corrected date, and other sources will be brought into line with it). #ASCP2024 #AusSocContiPhil #cfp

A wonderful day honoring the incomparable Alexis Wright with Lynda Ng (lyndang.bsky.social) and English & Theatre Studies

779 pages and 2.75 inches of proof that German women's philosophizing in the 19th century was powerful, robust, and copious! Congrats to Kristin Gjesdal, dalia nassar dalianassar.bsky.social, and 31 contributing authors on this field-defining book. Thrilling! Oxford Philosophy @karen_kyng clinton tolley

Issue 39 of Parrhesia now out! Exciting translations of Foucault's 'Message or Noise?' and Ruyer's 'The Fracture of Cybernetics', a tribute to Bill Ross, and new work on Spinoza, Nietzsche, and Deleuze! 💥💥💥parrhesiajournal.org

Very exciting to see my translation of a “new” essay by Michel Foucault, “Message or Noise?” (1966), now available open-access in Parrhesia. Here, Foucault takes up the question of medical thought and practice through the frame of information-theory parrhesiajournal.org/wp-content/upl…

This is one of the few occasions Foucault directly engages with the computational: see my commentary, placing the essay in context with other elements of his reading of information theory and its broader reception within ‘French Theory’, for more: parrhesiajournal.org/wp-content/upl…

The CRAMinar is back! Next Tuesday, 6pm at the Buxton Contemporary Gallery. Michelle Menzies, Cris Escobar and Cate Consandine will talk about Consadine’s stunning video installation, RINGER. Details in the link. All welcome. go.unimelb.edu.au/2w78

New edition of the devastating 'Rue Ordener, Rue Labat' is out - the first volume in a reissue of Sarah Kofman's œuvre, overseen by Isabelle Ullern for Verdier editions-verdier.fr/livre/rue-orde…

Really marvelous massified Blanchot reading group this afternoon FestivalofParaAcademia 🙌 Thanks to all who came and participated