Patricia T. Clough, author of The End(s) of Ethnography and Auto-Affection: Unconscious Thought in the Age of Teletechnology gave a series of talks in the Spring of 1998 as the Scholar in Residence. The video of the event has been lost, but the audio tapes have been preserved. "What Cultural Studies did to Marxism" is the second talk in the series and was given on March 19, 1998.


Patricia T. Clough, Professor of Sociology and Director of the Center for the Study of Women and Society, City University of New York Graduate Center.  She was the Department of Social Science & Cultural Studies  Scholar in Residence in Spring 1998, Pratt Institute.
Her first talk in the series, "Psychoanalysis, Autoaffection, & Tele-technology," presented on February 19, 1998 can be heard here:
http://www.archive.org/details/PatricaT.CloughPsychoanalysisAutoaffectionTele-technologyFebruary19