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SUMMARY:SEA Studies Symposium 2018 – Call for Panels and Papers
DESCRIPTION:Duration: 22–24 March 2018 \nProject Southeast Asia invites proposals for Panels and Papers for the 7th Annual Southeast Asian Studies Symposium at Indonesian Medical Education and Research Institute (IMERI)\, Universitas Indonesia\, from 22-24 March 2018. \nYou will find detailed instructions for submissions\, and more detailed information about the conference below. If you have any questions\, please email christianne@projectsoutheastasia.com. \nThemes of the Symposium \nThe theme of the 2018 Southeast Asian Studies Symposium is “What is Southeast Asia? Exploring Uniqueness and Diversity”. While panels and workshops on this theme will be particularly welcomed\, the Symposium will also accept panels and papers on any topic relating to Southeast Asia. \nSub-themes include (but are not limited to): \n\nThe Environment\, Natural Resources\, and Climate Change\nEcosystems\nSustainable development\nUrbanization\nPublic Health\nMigration and Refugees\nGovernance and Politics\nCulture and Identity\nRegional Diversity\n\nAims of the Symposium \nThe Symposium Asia has three aims: \n\nTo present solutions for contemporary Southeast Asian issues by bringing together the brightest minds from all fields and disciplines\, and from around the world. Its core goal is to promote the integration of the humanities and social sciences with science\, medicine\, and business in order to create solutions which are effective\, viable\, and appropriate to culture and geography.\nTo build networks and relationships between current and future decision-makers in Europe and Southeast Asia\, as well as connections among academia\, government\, civil society/NGOs\, and business. Integral to the Symposium will be opportunities for Southeast Asian and European politicians\, corporate leaders\, academics\, and NGOs to interact and build relationships.\nTo promote the research of the most talented scholars of Southeast Asia and offer a platform for young academics to present their work.\n\n  \nSource: http://projectsoutheastasia.com/academic-events/sea-symposium-2018/cfpp \n
URL:https://seajunction.org/event/sea-studies-symposium-2018-call-panels-papers-2/
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SUMMARY:Gender in Southeast Asian Art Histories
DESCRIPTION:Studies focused on gender in Southeast Asian societies have emerged\, in recent decades\, in approximate concurrence with the development of regionally focused Southeast Asian art histories. The founding premise of this international symposium is that there has hitherto been insufficient discursive intersection between these two fields. \nTopics discussed may include: \n\naccounts of individual artists and collectives whose work engages with gender;\ninvestigations of gender in the exhibitionary\, critical\, and historiographical receptions of works of art\, from any period;\nconsiderations of the relationships between artists and/or works of art and larger Southeast Asian cultural constructs of gender\, as enacted in political\, economic\, religious and other domains.\n\nProposals will be particularly welcomed for papers that address what new perspectives and methodological approaches are brought to the fore through studies that are attentive to gender\, and/or that re-assess art historical narratives through the lens of gender. Histories of art from antiquity to the present will be considered\, in the hope that intellectual exchange between scholars working on the “pre-modern\,” “modern\,” and “contemporary” will be mutually generative. \nAs the first symposium of its kind\, Gender in Southeast Asian Art Histories aims to establish the parameters of current research\, and to develop inter-disciplinary and transnational frameworks for future studies in the field. To this end\, proposals are invited from researchers working in and between a range of disciplines\, including but not limited to: archaeology\, area studies\, comparative literature\, gender studies\, heritage studies\, history\, film studies and media studies\, in addition to art history. \nIn addition to more established scholars\, early career researchers (including postgraduate researchers) are particularly welcomed. The conference organizers are pleased to offer selected participants financial assistance toward the cost of travel and accommodation\, with preference given to those based in Southeast Asia. In developing scholarly networks\, the event organizers will also facilitate international collaborations and mentorships\, in which early career researchers accepted for participation will be given feedback on their presentations\, and encouraged to submit their papers to the scholarly\, peer-reviewed journal of the Asian Studies Association of Australia\, the Asian Studies Review (indexed in Scopus). \nThe symposium will be launched by a keynote address from Professor Ashley Thompson\, the Hiram W. Woodward Chair in Southeast Asian Art at SOAS\, University of London. Symposium participants and up to twelve additional attendees\, on a competitive basis\, will also be invited to participate in a half-day masterclass led by Professor Thompson\, and a professional development workshop. \nAbstracts in English of approximately 500 words\, as well as biographical statements of approximately 100 words\, should be sent to yvonne.low@sydney.edu.au before 28 February 2017. Applicants seeking support for travel and accommodation expenses should also include a short statement of financial need. \nSource: https://networks.h-net.org/node/22055/discussions/160032/cfp-gender-southeast-asian-art-histories \n
URL:https://seajunction.org/event/gender-southeast-asian-art-histories/
LOCATION:University of Sydney\, Australia
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