Social & Political Thought: Out Damned SPoT!

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What about SPoT? And what SPoT is NOT
HONI SOIT QUI MAL Y PENSE

M. Michael Schiff and Caitlin Fisher

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SPoT Announces the Graduate Programme in Social & Political Thought series,

New Problematics in Social Thought

a Monday afternoon (3:00 to 5:00 p.m.) lecture/discussion series featuring the latest research of scholars at York.

Ian Balfour

"On the Judaic and the Sublime: Hegel, Kant, Freud, and Beyond"
February 18, room 390, York Lanes

Brayton Polka

" Religion and Modernity: Hermeneutics and the Relationship between the Secular and the Religious"
March 11, room 390, York Lanes

Carol Zemel

"Icon and Narrative: Images from the Concentration Camps"
Fall 2002

Thanks to all who partied with j_spot
the Journal of Social and Political Thought
at the recent Launch of the current issue which took place
@Sylvester's, 201 Stong College, York University, on Tuesday, October 23, 2001.

Thanks especially to Eric Willis; Master of Stong College, Deborah Britzman, Director of the Graduate Programme in Social & Political Thought; and Cynthia Archer, University Librarian. Bravo!

A list of faculty members' publications and teaching and research strengths compiled in 1997 for the SPT Student Directory. Still a crowdpleaser.

SPoT welcomes the new director of the Graduate Programme in Social & Political Thought, Professor Deborah Britzman. Professor Britzman is appointed to the Faculty of Education and the Faculty of Graduate Studies (Graduate Programmes in Education, English, Psychology, Women's Studies, as well as Social & Political Thought).