Professor Jackie Feke is giving this talk at the University of Toronto as part of her visiting fellowship. All are welcome to attend.
Jennifer Saul will share her research and thoughts on the Boghossian Report as the second instalment of our Fall 2026 colloquium speaker series.
Manipulative language has played a vital role in the rise of authoritarian regimes and the undermining of democracy worldwide. This topic will be the focus of a two-day networking workshop to be held at the University of Waterloo on Anti-Democratic Communication. Speakers: Manuel Almagro, Tasneem Alsayyed, Esa Diaz Leon, Jonathan Ichikawa, Tim Kenyon, Anna Klieber, Shereen Kotb, Neri Marsili, Mari Mikkola, Jesper Olsson, Jason Stanley, Alejandro Vesga, Neftali Villanueva, Eirini Vryza, Ege Yumusak. (Sponsored by SSHRC, Brock University, University of Toronto, and University of Waterloo.)
Manipulative language has played a vital role in the rise of authoritarian regimes and the undermining of democracy worldwide. This topic will be the focus of a two-day networking workshop to be held at the University of Waterloo on Anti-Democratic Communication. Speakers: Manuel Almagro, Tasneem Alsayyed, Esa Diaz Leon, Jonathan Ichikawa, Tim Kenyon, Anna Klieber, Shereen Kotb, Neri Marsili, Mari Mikkola, Jesper Olsson, Jason Stanley, Alejandro Vesga, Neftali Villanueva, Eirini Vryza, Ege Yumusak. (Sponsored by SSHRC, Brock University, University of Toronto, and University of Waterloo.)