In this session of the People’s School of Critical Theory at
The People’s School of Critical Theory at Andrými, Reykjavík
In this session, we will explore the intersections of critical theory, continental philosophy, coloniality, and modern society. Through a dialogue between Marcuse’s One-Dimensional Man and Latin American Critical Theorists on the condition of coloniality and decolonial possibilities, we will examine themes such as oppression, liberation, domination, the erosion of democratic principles, and hegemonic power.
To deepen our engagement, we will incorporate aesthetic objects—films, documentaries, news media, and contemporary politics—as tools for analysis and discussion.
This class is open to all, regardless of origin, education, language skills, or residency status. No prior knowledge is required—just curiosity and an open mind.
Join us to think critically, connect with others, and imagine new potentialities.
(Private event – for organisers in Andrými) A short workshop meant for those who want to organise in Andrými. The workshop has two parts: Reflect upon what it means to be responsible and accommodating in a radical social... Read More
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Private organisational meeting (strictly invitations only).
Private meeting for IWW members
Private organisational meeting (strictly invitations only).
Problems at work? Come by for (free) advice!
¿Problemas en su laburo? ¡Consejos gratis!
Problèmes au travail? Conseils gratuits!
Проблеми на роботі? Отримайте безкоштовну пораду!
Closed meeting
Private organisational meeting (strictly invitations only).
In this meeting, grants and financial matters for the upcoming arts festival Hátíðni will be discussed.
Private organisational meeting (strictly invitations only).
Private organisational meeting (strictly invitations only).
In this session of the People’s School of Critical Theory at
The People’s School of Critical Theory at Andrými, Reykjavík
In this session, we will explore the intersections of critical theory, continental philosophy, coloniality, and modern society. Through a dialogue between Marcuse’s One-Dimensional Man and Latin American Critical Theorists on the condition of coloniality and decolonial possibilities, we will examine themes such as oppression, liberation, domination, the erosion of democratic principles, and hegemonic power.
To deepen our engagement, we will incorporate aesthetic objects—films, documentaries, news media, and contemporary politics—as tools for analysis and discussion.
This class is open to all, regardless of origin, education, language skills, or residency status. No prior knowledge is required—just curiosity and an open mind.
Join us to think critically, connect with others, and imagine new potentialities.
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