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Marion Durand

Lecturer
PhD (University of Toronto)
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Email: marion.durand@utoronto.ca
Room: LI 210

Bio and Research

Specialization: Ancient Philosophy

Detailed CV and List of Publications

Marion Durand’s CV

 

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Events Calendar

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          1Climate and the Roman Conquest of Italy all day
Organized by Prof. Seth Bernard and hosted by the Department of Classics with support from a Connection Grant from SSHRC. UTM Seminar Series: Irene Soto Marín from 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm
“The First Millennium of Egyptian Coinage.” Zoom links and advance readings will be circulated one week in advance. Questions: r.mazzara@utoronto.ca 		2Climate and the Roman Conquest of Italy all day
Organized by Prof. Seth Bernard and hosted by the Department of Classics with support from a Connection Grant from SSHRC.
3 4 5 6Literature Stream Talk: Victoria Wohl from 4:00 pm to 5:30 pm
Title: "The Politics of the Presocratics.” Abstract: The Presocratic philosophers sought an arkhê, a primary governing principle of the cosmos. This quest gives their natural philosophy an inevitably political dimension. Starting from this premise, my paper focuses on the political thought of Anaxagoras. It reads the relation between autocratic Mind and the originary pluriverse of “things” as a theorization of sovereignty and the nature of power within a political community. More broadly, it considers early Greek cosmology as a “distribution of the sensible,” in Jacques Rancière’s term, a structuring of reality that is simultaneously aesthetic and political. Lillian Massey rm. 301 (Center for Medieval Studies, 3rd floor) 		7 8Reconciliation: Walking the Path of Indigenous Allyship from 10:30 am to 12:00 pm
What does it mean to be an ally to Indigenous peoples? And is it even possible to call yourself an ally or is more correct to say that one can only aspire to be an ally as allyship is a continuous process of self-reflexivity, learning and acting in a way that decentres whiteness. These are some of the questions and issues that will be explored in this hour and a half presentation, Reconciliation: Walking the Path of Indigenous Allyship. On zoom; rsvp to Katherine Blouin 		9
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17 18 19 20 21 22Reflecting on Indigenous Land Acknowledgements from 10:30 am to 12:00 pm
Many Canadian Institutions including the University of Toronto do land acknowledgements before meetings, before convocations and at seminars and conferences, but why do we do them; what is their purpose and are they an effective tool of reconciliation on the path to decolonization. The fear is that land acknowledgements have become largely performative and rote stripping them of their potential to bring about change. These are some of the questions and topics that will be explored in this one and half hour session, Indigenous Land Acknowledgements. On zoom; rsvp to Katherine Blouin UTM Seminar Series: David Konstan from 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm
“The Origin of Sin: Greece and Rome, Early Judaism and Christianity.” Zoom links and advance readings will be circulated one week in advance. Questions: r.mazzara@utoronto.ca 		23
24 25 26 27 28Ancient History WIP Seminar: Joshua Arthurs from 4:10 pm to 6:00 pm
Lecture entitled: "Classicism and the Far Right" This seminar will be followed by a Park hangout, details to follow Hosted exclusively on Zoom, a link will be circulated prior to the talk. 		29 30
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