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Judith Butler | Destroyed Protections for Extra-Mural Speech

Opening the Chicago Center for Contemporary Theory Twentieth Anniversary Conference, Theory Now: Practices, Predicaments, and Possibilities, Judith Butler delivered a keynote address titled “Destroyed Protections for Extra-Mural Speech” at the International House of Chicago. Judith Butler is Distinguished Professor in the Graduate School and formerly the Maxine Elliot Chair in the Department of Comparative Literature and the Program of Critical Theory at the University of California, Berkeley. They are the author of numerous books, including most recently the national bestseller Who’s Afraid of Gender (Macmillan, 2024). They served as a founding director, with Martin Jay, of the Critical Theory Program at UC Berkeley and received a Mellon Foundation grant to found and develop the International Consortium of Critical Theory Programs (2016–20) where they serve now as Co-Chair of the Board and editorial member of Critical Times. They have received numerous awards and honorary degrees for their scholarship in addition to being active in several human rights organizations. –– 0:00 Denise Jorgens (Director of International House Chicago) 2:57 Amanda Woodward (Dean of the Social Sciences at University of Chicago) 6:38 Lisa Wedeen (Director of the Chicago Center for Contemporary Theory) 17:52 Judith Butler –– Recorded April 10, 2025. All rights to the words and ideas expressed in this video are retained exclusively by their authors. If you would like to reuse a segment of this video, please contact the Chicago Center for Contemporary Theory to request permission.