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DESCRIPTION:La Revue de droit de 51³Ô¹ÏÍøvous convie à sa conférence annuell
 e\, qui sera prononcée cette année par Mari Matsuda\, professeure à l'Univ
 ersité d'Hawaï.\n\nUne demande d'accréditation pour 1\,5 heures de formati
 on continue pour juristes a été déposée.\n\nUn vin d'honneur suivra la con
 férence.\n\nRésumé\n\n[En anglais seulement] In 2015\, a law professor att
 empted to build an orchestra comprising instruments constructed out of the
  waste stream. These instruments\, made from trash and discards\, wielded 
 by volunteer musicians\, were the constituent parts of The Next Dada Utopi
 an Visioning Peace Orchestra. In its public debut\, the orchestra presente
 d a Manifesto of Radical Intersubjective Collectivity and Imagined Possibi
 lity.* Like most endeavors in the Dada tradition\, this one included a str
 ong dose of the absurd\, but\, as with original Dada\, this sense of the a
 bsurd came out of visceral reaction to the carnage of war and the stubborn
  pursuit of art in the face of trauma.\n\nThe premise of this lecture is t
 hat we have reached an interesting moment in human history. Either we will
  become deeply aspirational in our Constitutional interpretation or we wil
 l face other challenges. What does an orchestra made out of discarded obje
 cts have to do with the foundational documents of self-governance? What do
  critical race theory and feminist legal theory have to say about art\, an
 d what does art have to say about justice? Is a utopian vision required in
  order to implement change through law? And where do we begin if our charg
 e is to change radically\, now\, before it is too late?  Maybe the Orchest
 ra knows.\n\nLa conférencière\n\n[En anglais seulement] Mari J. Matsuda is
  an American lawyer\, activist\, and law professor at the William S. Richa
 rdson School of Law at the University of Hawaii. \n\nHer intellectual infl
 uence extends beyond law reviews (she authored three entries on a Yale Law
  School librarian's list of the ten most-cited law review articles) to inc
 lude articles in academic and popular journals such as Amerasia Journal an
 d Ms. Magazine. She is one of the leading voices in critical race theory s
 ince its inception. Her publications on reparations and affirmative action
  are frequently cited.\n
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LOCATION:Salle du Tribunal-école Maxwell-Cohen (NCDH 100)\, Chancellor Day 
 Hall\, CA\, QC\, Montreal\, H3A 1W9\, 3644 rue Peel
SUMMARY:The Next Dada Utopian Visioning Peace Orchestra: Constitutional The
 ory and the Aspirational
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