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CARPE is dedicated to supporting grassroots teams of researchers and practitioners and building them into self-sustaining spaces of artistic and intellectual investigation.  These may be on disciplinarily defined areas, focused subdisciplinary areas, or broadly interarts areas of interest.  They can be based on artistic movements, theoretical fields, methodological questions, political projects, historical eras, geographic spaces, or whatever defining feature best captures and animates your working group of like-minded co-conspirators.

If you are interested in joining a cluster please click on the appropriate link below and contact the cluster convener. 

If you are interested in proposing and developing a cluster, contact CARPE Director, Ciara Chambers at ciara.chambers@ucc.ie. We will help you gauge interest, find collaborators, define parameters, prepare an application, and promote the cluster.

Digital Cultures, New Media & Cultural Analytics provides an interdisciplinary space for scholars and practitioners across the arts and humanities to engage in an exchange of theories, methods, traditions, and perspectives on “the digital” in culture and society.

Laboratory for Semiotics, Ethnosemiotics, Nonfictional Studies and Audiovisuality (SENSA Lab)
Co-directors:  Tatsuma Padoan (Study of Religions), Laura Rascaroli (Film and Screen Media).
The Laboratory for Semiotics, Ethnosemiotics, Nonfictional Studies and Audiovisuality (SENSA Lab) promotes the comparative study of signification and communication across cultures and societies, through the analysis of social interaction, film, nonfictional media, and audiovisual texts, as produced in different domains of everyday life. The SENSA Lab aims at bringing together research on semiotics, nonfictional studies and ethnographic methods, producing innovative insights from the mutual dialogue and methodological interface between film and screen media studies, anthropology and the social sciences.
SENSA Lab interfaces with the Future Humanities Institute , the MA Anthropology programme, UCC  and with CARPE – Centre for Arts Research and Practice  of the School of Film, Music & Theatre.

 

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