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- Objective: Absence signals both a void and a clearing: a call for us to be present once more to ourselves and each other. In some instances, we know what we have missed; at other times, we find ourselves surprised and undone by what we have not realized has been missing all this time. To dwell on this absence is not only to live in a state of lament or regret; it is also to imagine the possibilities that arise when we attend closely to what has been missing. In this spirit of absence as loss and potential, they invite papers from across the disciplines that consider law in relation to absence.
- Theme: Absence, The Present and the Past
- Date of the event: 22nd -23rd June 2023
- Mode: Hybrid Mode on Zoom Platform
- Venue for offline mode: University of Toronto School of Law in Toronto, Canada.
- Link for online mode: Panel chairs will provide Zoom links that will be listed in the program
- Registration Form: CLICK HERE to fill the form
- Last date of Registration & Submission of Proposal:17th March 2023
For More Information:
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