CPRACSIS [/si: praksiz/]- is a community of people to study the practice of culture through the paradigm of performance. A collective of scholars,
intellectuals, activists, teachers, authors, students, practitioners,
professionals in arts and culture and performers who consider culture critique as a vital force for social transformation. This centre experiments in Visual Cultural Studies by employing anthropological, psychological, philosophical, theatrical, archaeological, folkloristic, sociological, cultural and linguistic research in an attempt to invigorate academic and scholarly innovations in an inter-disciplinary mode. Promotion of academic understanding and research cooperation among researchers, scholars and professionals in Social Sciences, Visual Cultural Studies, Performance Studies and Visual arts is one of the most spectacular features of this initiative.
The next international conference “Fables of Fear” attempts to raise questions in an interdisciplinary mode such as What is the genesis of fear? Does fear have an ontological dimension? Or is it constituted in and through history and language?
