Centre for Critical Thought (CCT)
Description
The Centre for Critical Thought (CCT) is an interdisciplinary home for critically-oriented theory and practice in the humanities and social sciences at the University of Kent.
The Centre for Critical Thought encompasses members from many disciplines across the University with a shared interest in contemporary theoretical, social, juridical and political questions. Members, including a vibrant postgraduate contingent, are drawn from diverse fields, such as modern European philosophy, critical legal theory, political and social thought, psychoanalytic theory, religious studies, theatre studies, film studies, art history, social anthropology, and sociology.
Offers funding
No, this infrastructure does not provide funding.
Founding year
2013
Contact details
The Registry
Canterbury
CT2 7NZ
United Kingdom
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University of Kent
Canterbury
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