5. Supervision Meeting Form 2015-16
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Goldsmiths, University of London SUPERVISION RECORD (MPhil/PhD) This form is to be completed after each supervision Name of Student Felipe Lagos Student Number 33201265 Department Sociology Date of initial registration September 2011 Supervisor 1 Alberto Toscano Supervisor 2 Date of supervision 23 November 2015 Date form completed (Form to be completed within two days of meeting) 01 December 2015 Written work submitted or other purpose of supervision Chapter I: “Mariátegui’s Marxism (I): Uneven Development and Indo- American Socialism.” (20000 words; Final Draft.) Chapter II: “Mariategui’s Marxism (II): Myth, Memory and Colonial Unconscious.” (20000 words; Final Draft.) Brief comments on written work Chapter I constitutes a version close to its finished form. Conversely, Chapter II is a good draft, however needs to be adjusted in the following aspects: - To thematise more the conceptual relationship between religion and myth on the one hand, and the problem of unevenness and multiple temporalities on the other. - To review the presence of the colonial problem in the chapter –it seems to be more crucial to focus on the problem of ‘tradition’, insofar as it may be a useful path to mediate the issue of the articulation between memories and history. - To precise further what Bergson is read by Mariátegui. Topics discussed in supervision: Being Chapters I and II the First Part, we defined the structure and contents of the Second Part, which is being written up now and corresponds to the foremost hypothesis on the particularity of Latin America that followed Mariátegui. Chapter III: “The Dependency Hypothesis: Structural Dependency, Internal Colonialism and Third-Worldism.” (Projection: 12000 words) Chapter IV: “The Political (Populist) Hypothesis: the Tempo of the National Form.” (Projection: 12000 words). Chapter V: “The Bolivian Case: Álvaro Garcia Linera as Actualisation of Latin American Marxism. A Critical Account.” (Projection: 12000 words)
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Transcript of 5. Supervision Meeting Form 2015-16
Goldsmiths, University of London
SUPERVISION RECORD (MPhil/PhD)
This form is to be completed after each supervision
Name of Student Felipe LagosStudent Number 33201265Department SociologyDate of initial registration September 2011Supervisor 1 Alberto ToscanoSupervisor 2Date of supervision 23 November 2015Date form completed (Form to be completed within two days of meeting)
01 December 2015
Written work submitted or other purpose of supervision
Chapter I: “Mariátegui’s Marxism (I): Uneven Development and Indo-American Socialism.” (20000 words; Final Draft.)Chapter II: “Mariategui’s Marxism (II): Myth, Memory and Colonial Unconscious.” (20000 words; Final Draft.)Brief comments on written workChapter I constitutes a version close to its finished form.
Conversely, Chapter II is a good draft, however needs to be adjusted in the following aspects:- To thematise more the conceptual relationship between religion and myth on the one hand,
and the problem of unevenness and multiple temporalities on the other.- To review the presence of the colonial problem in the chapter –it seems to be more crucial
to focus on the problem of ‘tradition’, insofar as it may be a useful path to mediate the issue of the articulation between memories and history.
- To precise further what Bergson is read by Mariátegui.Topics discussed in supervision: Being Chapters I and II the First Part, we defined the structure and contents of the Second Part, which is being written up now and corresponds to the foremost hypothesis on the particularity of Latin America that followed Mariátegui.
Chapter III: “The Dependency Hypothesis: Structural Dependency, Internal Colonialism and Third-Worldism.” (Projection: 12000 words)Chapter IV: “The Political (Populist) Hypothesis: the Tempo of the National Form.” (Projection: 12000 words).Chapter V: “The Bolivian Case: Álvaro Garcia Linera as Actualisation of Latin American Marxism. A Critical Account.” (Projection: 12000 words) Conclusions.Research Progress (issues relating to the thesis)
Research Training and Professional Development: (review of training needs, relevant conferences, funding, presentations and publication) Felipe was awarded with an internship (3 months; Jan-Mar 2016) in the Ibero-American Instutite, Berlin, which will supplies him with the material necessary to finish his dissertation and submit the thesis in March of 2016.Conferences during 2015: SLAS (Aberdeen, April). Paper related to the thesis’ Introduction.Historical Materialism (London, November). Paper related to the thesis’ Chapter II.
Action agreed for next supervisionLate December 2015: Draft of Chapters III and IV.Mid-February 2016: Draft of Chapter V and Conclusion.
Date of next supervision (if more than two months from now, briefly explain)Late December.
Declaration of confirmation: By ticking this box it is confirmed that the information above is correct and accurate according to both the student and the supervisor at the time of the meeting. All Supervision Record Forms should be stored and subsequently attached to the Annual Progress Report Form.
