[ecrea] Second Immaterial Labour Conference

>Second Immaterial Labour Conference
>
>Immaterial Labour, Multitudes and New Social Subjects:
>Class Composition in Cognitive Capitalism
>
>
>A message from Ed Emery
>
>Two years ago I promised that I would organise a
>Second Immaterial Labour Conference in 2008.
>
>That time has now arrived.
>
>The conference will be held at St John's College,
>Cambridge on Saturday 26th April, starting at 10.00am.
>
>There is no charge for admission.
>
>You are invited to submit a paper, or to offer a
>spoken presentation at this conference.
>
>The general topic will be the same as last time:
>
>IMMATERIAL LABOUR, MULTITUDES AND NEW SOCIAL SUBJECTS:
>CLASS COMPOSITION IN COGNITIVE CAPITALISM
>
>In line with requests from previous attendees, a part
>of the time will be devoted to discussion of practical
>and organisational implications arising out of these
>topics.
>
>If it happens that a lot of people wish to present
>papers, we shall extend our discussions to Sunday 27
>April.
>
>And on the evening of Saturday 26th April I am hoping
>to organise another
>Musical Session in a local pub. Bring instruments. And
>songs.
>
>With best regards
>Ed Emery
>
>Contact: (ed.emery /at/ thefreeuniversity.net)
>
>
>Posted here by Glenn Rikowski
>See the Rikowski web site, The Flow of Ideas, at:
>http://www.flowideas.co.uk
>The Volumizer, at:
>http://journals.aol.co.uk/rikowskigr/Volumizer
>
>

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