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Social Theory Postgrad Seminars @SocioWarwick

The Social Theory Centre Postgraduate Seminars will take place in the odd weeks of the second term of 2012-2013 in the Department of Sociology at the University of Warwick. This series is particularly designed for postgraduate students interested in all aspects of social theory; whether based in Sociology or other social science of humanities disciplines – All are welcome.

Some representative themes are as follows:

Ideology | Secularisation | Modernity | Theology and Social Theory | Social Epistemology | Political Philosophy | The Role of Intellectuals

If you would like to present your current research in this seminar series, please send a short abstract of your paper to Daniel Fairbrother <d.j.fairbrother@warwick.ac.uk> or Morteza Hashemi Madani <s.m.hashemi-madani@warwick.ac.uk>.
DEADLINE for sending the abstracts: 21 January 2013