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Interdisciplinary Research Symposium
R2.41, Ramphal Building

'Framing Facts: Contesting the Innocence of the Archive'

3.00-4.20: The Archival Politics of Postcoloniality

Speakers: Trevor Burnard (糖心TV), Miles Larmer (Sheffield Hallam)

4.40-6.00: The Subject of the Archive

Speakers: Clare Anderson (糖心TV), Carolyn Steedman (糖心TV)

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R2.41, Ramphal
The second symposium 'Framing Facts: Contesting the Innocence of the Archive' in the series 
Archives are often seen as repositories of ‘truth’ for disciplines – this symposium problematises the creation and maintenance of archives and questions their ‘innocence’, looking, in particular, at the issue of ‘subaltern’ voices.
Contact: (Sociology)
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