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CFP AIBR Madrid Julio 2019 - Panel Habitar la Incomodidad / Being with Discomfort

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"Elona Hoover (student)" <[log in to unmask]>

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Elona Hoover (student)

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Thu, 22 Nov 2018 09:39:21 +0000

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*apologies for cross-posting*



LLAMADA A COMUNICACIONES. V CONGRESO INTERNACIONAL DE ANTROPOLOGÍA AIBR.



9-12 julio 2019. Madrid, Estado español.



Panel:

*Habitar la incomodidad. Explorando el descoloque etnográfico como apuesta conceptual y política.*



La importancia de las emociones y de los afectos como fuente de conocimiento ha sido destacado por teóricas feministas y postestructuralistas (Jaggar 1989, Behar 1996, Fischer 2016, Gregg & Seigworth 2010), y reconocido como parte de la investigación etnográfica (Navaro-Yashin 2003, Abu-Lughod & Lutz 1990). Sin embargo, es escasa la literatura académica que ha reflexionado sobre la incomodidad. El desplazamiento que genera la incomodidad puede abrir posibilidades para cuestionar maneras de pensar, privilegios, y encuentros con ‘otras’

(Zembylas, 2013; Slater, 2016). Pero la incomodidad no siempre transforma de manera generativa (Applebaum, 2017), y puede afectar negativamente a nuestros cuerpos. En este panel queremos explorar la incomodidad como concepto, praxis, emoción y/o campo afectivo.



Llamamos a interrogar incomodidades, perturbaciones, molestias, que encontramos desde el diseño del trabajo de campo hasta la diseminación de las monografías, como parte de la metodología y también como objeto de estudio. Queremos explorar cómo el análisis de la incomodidad contribuye a cuestionar las matrices socio-económicas  y culturales en que se insertan nuestras investigaciones y a politizar nuestras prácticas: ¿Cómo se siente la incomodidad, qué cuerpos la sienten y en qué contextos? ¿Cómo abordamos las relaciones en el campo que nos desbordan, nos desagradan, nos descolocan? ¿Cómo navegamos ese descoloque y lo transformamos en potencia metodológica y política? ¿Puede el análisis de la incomodidad contribuir a problematizar prácticas metodológicas como la empatía (Hamilton, 2008; Cavarero 2014)? ¿Cómo estos análisis nos permiten ampliar los marcos conceptuales de la vulnerabilidad, de los silencios, o de la performatividad de nuestras prácticas de investigación? ¿De qué modo la incomodidad y conceptos vinculados trabajan para dar sentido a cuestiones como poder, memoria, conflicto, reconocimiento o comunalidad? Este panel invita contribuciones, realizadas desde distintas experiencias y planteamientos conceptuales, que nos permitan trabajar y reflexionar conjuntamente sobre formas de navegar, analizar y habitar la incomodidad como propuesta teórica y política.



Las propuestas de comunicación deberán tener un título y un resumen con un mínimo de 175 palabras y un máximo de 250, además de entre 3 y 5 palabras clave. Se aceptarán propuestas tanto en castellano como en inglés. El envío de propuestas se realizará antes del *5 de diciembre de 2018* a las coordinadoras del panel



Andrea García González: [log in to unmask]

Elona Hoover:  [log in to unmask]



Para descargar el documento:

https://www.academia.edu/37824937/Habitar_la_Incomodidad_Being_with_Discomfort



Más información sobre la conferencia: http://2019.aibr.org/ <http://2019.aibr.org/en/>



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CALL FOR PAPERS. 5TH AIBR INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE OF ANTHROPOLOGY.



9 -12 July 2019. Madrid, Spain.



Panel:

*Being with discomfort: Exploring ethnographic unsettling as conceptual and political praxes.*



Attention to emotions and affects as ways of knowing has been widely discussed and firmly established in feminist and poststructuralist scholarship (e.g. Jaggar 1989, Behar 1996, Fischer 2016, Gregg & Seigworth 2010), as well as in in the context of ethnographic research (Navaro-Yashin 2003, Abu-Lughod & Lutz 1990). Nevertheless, few scholars have paid sustained attention to discomfort. The potential that the shift discomfort can produce for questioning set ways of knowing, privileges, and encounters with ‘others’ (Zembylas, 2013; Slater, 2016) are recognised in philosophy and pedagogy. However, discomfort is not always transformative (Applebaum 2017), and can have a negative influence on bodies. In this panel we would like to explore discomfort as a concept, praxis, emotion and/or affective assemblage.



We call for interrogating discomfort, disturbances, troubles, that we may encounter from fieldwork design to writing, performance and representations of our research. We would like to examine these both in methodological terms as well as in relation to conceptual work, to examine together what an analysis of discomfort can offer for questioning socio-cultural matrices that our research is part of, and to politicize our practices. How is discomfort experienced, by which/what bodies and in what context? How do we work with relationships in the field that are overwhelming, unpleasant, unsettling? How might we navigate this unsettling and transform it into methodological and political power? Can an analysis that attends to discomfort contribute to questioning methodological practices based in empathy (Hamilton, 2008; Cavarero 2014)? How might such analyses open conceptual frames for vulnerability, silence(s), or the performativity of our research? How can discomfort and related concepts give meaning to questions of power, memory, conflict, recognition or commoning? This panel invites contributions from different perspectives and conceptual starting points to jointly reflect on and work through ways of navigating, analysing and being with discomfort as a political and theoretical wager.



Abstracts in Spanish or English will be accepted. Please, send title and abstract (min 175 words, max 250 words), and 3 to 5 key words, *by 5th December 2018* to the panel convenors



Andrea García González: [log in to unmask]

Elona Hoover:  [log in to unmask]



You can download the PDF of the full CFP here:

https://www.academia.edu/37824937/Habitar_la_Incomodidad_Being_with_Discomfort



Further information about the conference: http://2019.aibr.org/ <http://2019.aibr.org/en/>



--

*Elona Hoover*

Doctoral Candidate. Centre for Spatial Environmental and Cultural Politics

University of Brighton

@elonahoover



*Andrea García González*

Doctoral Researcher. Feminist Anthropologist.

University of Brighton

https://brighton.academia.edu/AndreaGarcia

@GarciaGzlez





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