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SUMMARY:Writing Pathways to Utopia: On Ethnography as Aesthetic Form and th
 e Temporalities of Activism A conversation with Prof Alex Ungprateeb Flynn
  (UCLA)
DESCRIPTION:In mid-November\, the CARMAH lab at the institute for European 
 Ethnology deepens its connections with the inherit. heritage in transforma
 tion Käte Hamburger Kolleg in Berlin through a special writing workshop a
 nd conversation with anthropologist Alex Ungprateeb Flynn. A professor of 
 art and anthropology at UCLA\, Flynn has conducted long-term research with
  Brazil’s Landless Workers’ Movement (MST)\, the largest movement of i
 ts kind in the world.\n\nDrawing on his new monograph\, Pathways to Utopia
  (Indiana University Press\, 2025)\, Flynn will reflect on the possibiliti
 es and challenges of ethnographic writing\, exploring questions of narrati
 ve form\, aesthetic experimentation\, and the relationship between writing
  and political imagination. The conversation will also address the pressur
 es and expectations that shape academic writing more broadly: how we find 
 our voices\, negotiate the demands of publication\, and make space for mor
 e experimental forms of scholarly expression.
LOCATION:409 (4th floor)\, Anton-Wilhelm-Amo-Str. 40\, 10117 Berlin\, Berli
 n
URL:https://wissenschaft-gegen-faschismus.de/veranstaltungen/writing-pathwa
 ys-to-utopia-on-ethnography-as-aesthetic-form-and-the-temporalities-of-act
 ivism-a-conversation-with-prof-alex-ungprateeb-flynn-ucla-663ece
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