Datum
07. September – 10. September 2021
‚Birthing and Dying in Southeast Asia: Morality Personhood and Care’ at the 2021 European Association for Southeast Asian Studies (EuroSEAS) conference is fast approaching! Dates of the conference: 7 – 10th of September 2021.
This is a gentle reminder that the deadline for abstracts for our panel ‚Birthing and Dying in Southeast Asia: Morality Personhood and Care’ at the 2021 European Association for Southeast Asian Studies (EuroSEAS) conference is fast approaching! If interested, please get in touch and submit an abstract (max 250 words) to Annemarie Samuels (a.samuels@fsw.leidenuniv.nl) and/or Molly Fitzpatrick (molly.fitzpatrick@uzh.ch) by this Saturday, the 15th of May.
Dates of the conference: 7 – 10th of September 2021
See the call for papers for more info on the conference: https://www.euroseas.org/call-for-papers/.
Panel description:
We were all born and we will all die, but processes of birthing and dying show a huge variation across cultures. Empirical studies of beginnings and ends of life in Southeast Asia suggest that the way a person …
… to focus on either birthing or dying, or both. Ultimately, with this panel we aim to provide insight into the cultural dimensions and moralities of care and personhood at these crucial moments in life.
… to focus on either birthing or dying, or both. Ultimately, with this panel we aim to provide insight into the cultural dimensions and moralities of care and personhood at these crucial moments in life.
References cited:
Blackburn, Susan. 2004. Women and the State in Modern Indonesia. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
Gammeltoft, Tine. 2014. Haunting Images: A Cultural Account of Selective Reproduction in Vietnam. Berkeley: University of California Press.
Liamputtong, Pranee, Susanha Yimyam, Sukanya Parisunyakul, Chavee Baosoung, & Nantaporn Sansiripan. 2004. “When I become a mother! The perceptions and experiences of Thai mothers in Northern Thailand”. Women’s Studies International Forum 27(5–6): 589– 601.
Samuels, Annemarie. In press. “Strategies of silence in an age of transparency: navigating HIV and visibility in Aceh, Indonesia.” History and Anthropology. DOI: 10.1080/02757206.2020.1830384.
Shohet, Merav. 2018. “Two deaths and a funeral: ritual inscriptions’ affordances for mourning and moral personhood in Vietnam.” American Ethnologist 45(1): 60–73. Stonington, Scott. 2012. “On ethical locations: the good death in Thailand, where ethics sit in places.” Social Science and Medicine 75: 836–844.
Please do not hesitate to contact either or both of us if you have any questions.