About: COLLECTIVE LECTURES
Discourse doesn’t always imply the speech in first person singular, in words. How discourse is generated and circulated in a group, collective, or assembly is a process in which not only words, but also images, sounds, films, and music take part, so long as they build a line of thought. Lecture in this format is a collective exercise of 3-4 participants in developing a thesis in arguments. What makes it a collective “lecture”, and not a conference panel or debate, is the consistency in elaborating one stream of thought meandering in several voices (and media), and obligation to inform and make the argument clear and understandable for an audience. The topics will evolve from Re-hallucinating contexts and De-schooling program-lines, as well as in relation to one external guest we will feature in each lecture.