Page proofs up for Carceral Notebooks piece

I’ve posted page proofs for my forthcoming article on Foucault’s account of neoliberalism and criminal subjectivity on my Working Papers page. Our editors introduction should be along shortly, followed close behind by the entire journal volume.

Posted at 9am on 06/25/09 | no comments | Filed Under: updates read on

upcoming presentations

In addition to the start of yet another quarter, I’ll be presenting some work at a few places in the coming weeks.

  • Western PSA is just around the corner, and I’ll be presenting a very preliminary draft of some thoughts on Locke, Agamben, and criminal subjectivity.
  • I’ll be talking a bit about the history of Maryland’s criminal disenfranchisement statutes at the annual Weissbourd Conference on Worldmaking in early April.
Posted at 2pm on 03/05/09 | no comments | Filed Under: updates read on

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Andrew Dilts is a Collegiate Assistant Professor in the Social Sciences Collegiate Division and a Harper-Schmidt Fellow in the Society of Fellows in the Liberal Arts at the University of Chicago.

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