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Roger Sansi Roca (Universitat de Barcelona)

Department: Antropologia
Nationality: Spanish
Country: Spain
Interests (keywords): art, religion, material culture, Brazil, Black Atlantic
Highest Degree: PhD
Degree Awarding Institution: University of Chicago

Bio:

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links

• ORCID

Links

• Institutional
• MOVER
• GoogleScholar
• Academia.edu
• ResearchGate

Panels

• EASA2024: Doing and Undoing Anthropology
• EASA2022: Infrastructuring Solidarity and the Commons: Prefigurative socio-technical articulations of a post-capitalist world II
• EASA2022: Infrastructuring Solidarity and the Commons: Prefigurative socio-technical articulations of a post-capitalist world I
• EASA2018: Art and nativism [Anthropology and the Arts Network]
• RAI2018: Art (and anthropology) beyond materiality and representation
• EASA2016: The anthropologist as curator: a roundtable
• EASA2014: Anthropologies of art
• EASA2014: Infrastructure and imagination: Anthropocene landscapes, urban deep-ecology, cybernetic dreams and future-archaeologies
• ASA2014: Art, politics, ethnography
• IUAES2013: Material traces: questioning authenticity in cultural heritage
• EASA2012: Ethnographies of the artistic event: managing uncertainty as a method
• EASA06: The internationalisation of African-American religions

Papers

• ASA2023: Entangled platforms and discordant futures. Multiple temporalities and conflicts between mobility infrastructures in Barcelona.
• EASA2022: Public space in the government of the commons. Prototypes of citizenship and the experimental city, the case of Barcelona.
• ASA2021: Irresponsibility, failure and idiocy political practice in art and anthropology.
• EASA2018: A Smiling Revolution: Aesthetics and Ethics of the Catalan Independence movement.
• EASA2016: Art and anthropology without relations
• EASA2014: Art and gift
• ASA2014: Ethnographies of the artistic device
• IUAES2013: Artmani, Occupy, Escrache. Politics and performance in Barcelona
• ASA12: The Poltics of Esthetics and the Esthetics of Politics in Barcelona
• EASA2012: Latour and the Event
• EASA06: Sorcery and culture: forms of appropriation in African-American religions