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Alternative Epistemologies : Spectulative Fabulations

This project is partially funded

This project is funded through the MSCA SE project Networking Ecologically Smart Territories (see nestproject.eu) and the funding is for 12 months and the PhD candidate will be required to seek further funding after the initial 12 months. The candidate will participate in the NesT networking activities, summer school and winter schools and will be expected to go on secondment for up to 12 months either in the US (UC Berkeley), France (Paris) or Poland (SALSKI). The project will explore alternative epistemologies through speculative modes of fabulation using technology, this speculative mode can be either using existing technologies or through the exploration of new modes of technology what Bernard Stiegler and Yuk Hui have referred to as ‘Technodiversity’ and ‘Cosmotechnics and Noel Fitzpatrick has called ‘Digital Hermeneutics’. Phd could explore modes of visual, textual forms of deliberation and annotation, using Stiegler’s concepts of organology and pharmacology.

The candidate will be required to have a background in contemporary philosophy, cultural studies, media studies, or a related discipline. MA or BA 2.1 essential.

Funding Agency

MSCA - Partial Funding

Student Stipend per annum €18,000

Materials & Travel Budget per annum €7200

Fees covered by the funding per annum € no fees

Duration of Funding - 12 months

 

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Supervisor

Noel Fitzpatrick

Award Level

PhD

Mode of Study

Full Time

Funding Details

Part-Funded

Deadline to Submit Applications

15th June 2024