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Subject: Diaspora: Gendered Cultures at the Crossroads of Imagination,
Knowledge and Politics
From: "Tuomas Martikainen" <[log in to unmask]>
Date: Wed, April 2, 2008 2:25 pm
To: "Diaspora-list" <[log in to unmask]>
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Call for papers
7th European Feminist Research Conference
June 4-7 2009 Utrecht, The Netherlands
Gendered Cultures at the Crossroads of Imagination, Knowledge and
Politics
The 7th European Feminist Research Conference is an international event
based on cutting-edge scholarship. The conference will reflect a
diversity of feminist and gender studies research incorporating
perspectives from across the broad spectrum of the humanities and social
sciences. The focus is on the way in which knowledge, politics, and the
imagination inform gendered cultures in contemporary Europe.
European Feminist Research Conferences usually have more than 500
participants from both inside and outside of Europe. The Conference has
a track record of presenting innovative feminist scholarly work with
critical perspectives on contemporary Europe. This triennial conference
is this time organised by Athena (Advanced Thematic Network in
Activities in Women's studies in Europe), Gender Studies Programme
Utrecht University and Aiofe (Association of Institutions for Feminist
Education and Research in Europe).
The 7th edition of the European Feminist Research Conference will be
interdisciplinary in several ways. Firstly, it will employ the Utrecht
expertise of crossing the boundaries of the scholarly and the artistic
through a focus on, and a review of, literary, visual and artistic
representations. Secondly, it will work with a matrix of intersecting
themes rather than with singular conference strands. Thus participating
scholars, students and artists are asked to situate themselves in this
cross-cutting matrix.
THEMES
Paper proposals have to refer to two of the themes.
For a more detailed explanation of the different themes:
www.7thfeministconference.org
A. Imagination art & politics
Coordinators: Dr. Marta Zarzycka, Prof.dr. Kirsi Saarikangas,
Domitilla Olivieri
Key words: women artists, canon, global art history, cultural
hybridity
B. Feminism in post-secular Europe
Coordinators: Prof.dr. Willy Jansen, Dr. Sarah Bracke, Dr. Chia Longman
Key words: religion, 'clash of civilisations', religious
vitality, believing and belonging, secularity
C. Global connections: migration, consumption and politics
Coordinators: Dr. Sandra Ponzanesi, Dr. Gail Lewis, Sabrina Marchetti
Key words: postcolonial cultures, transnational feminism,
citizenship, commodification, migration
D. Sexuality, public, private and beyond
Coordinators: Prof.dr. Gloria Wekker, Lena Eckert, Malena Gustavson
Key words: globalization, intersectionality, public and private,
queer, masculinities
E: War and violence
Coordinators: Prof.dr. Andrea Petö, Izabella Agardi
Key words: conflict studies, political rape, post-socialism,
masculinity, trauma
F: Media and Technology: The politics of Representation
Coordinators: Dr. Cecilia Asberg, Prof.dr.hab. Elzbieta Oleksy, Drs.
Edyta Just, Prof.dr. Nina Lykke
Key words: science, technology, media, visual culture
G. Multi-ethnic Europe: identities, boundaries and communities
Coordinators: Dr. Rutvica Andrijasevic, Prof.dr. Allaine Cerwonka,
Drs. Maayke Botman
Key words: multiculturalism, transnationalism, European-ness,
political subjectivities, in/exclusion; intersectionality
H. Stories to tell: fiction, history & memory
Coordinators: Doro Wiese, Dr. Babs Boter, Prof.dr. Adelina Sanchez
Key words: feminist assessment of the powers of narrative;
intersectionality; reliability of (hi)stories and memories;
unspeakability; other modes of telling
I. Women's movements of past, present and future: Generation in feminism
Coordinators: Prof.dr. Berteke Waaldijk, Drs. Iris van der Tuin,
Sandra Prlenda
Key words: generations, new feminisms, histories of women's
movements, EU-equal opportunities
J. Cultures of Knowledge: the Sciences, Humanities and gender
Coordinators: Prof.dr. Mineke Bosch, Prof.dr. Kaat Wils, Dr.
Christine von Oertzen
Key words: knowledge, women/gender in science, epistemology,
feminist theory, representations of gender and science
K. Social economic Europe
Coordinators: Dr. Bettina van Hoven, Prof.dr. Anastasia Lada
Key words: Labour market, geographies of care, environment,
nomadism, old and new identities
Submission of abstracts, panel proposals and registration:
www.7thfeministconference.org
Abstracts should have not more than 300 words and can only be uploaded
using the submit link at www.7thfeministconference.org
Paper abstracts send to the general conference email address
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Paper abstracts have to be submitted before September 19, 2008
If you would like to propose a panel or for any other information on the
conference, please contact us at [log in to unmask] before July 15, 2008.
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