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*WORKSHOP**: PROBING THE INTIMATE*
*CROSS-CULTURAL QUERIES AND BEYOND*
*With Lectures by Prof Henrietta L. Moore & Prof Sasha Roseneil*
12 – 13 May, 2014, University of Cambridge
Lectures are open to the public (Arts School) and require no registration
Workshop events in the Mond Building require registration (£10 for both
days, includes tea, coffee and light sandwiches for lunch)
To register, please check www.probingtheintimate.blogspot.com
*Monday, 12 May*
9.00-9.30 Welcome and Introduction
*Arts School, Room C*
9.30-10.30 *Opening Address*: Prof. Henrietta L. Moore (University of
Cambridge)
*If Intimacy is the Answer, Then What is the Question?*
*Arts School, Room C*
10.30-11.00 Tea and coffee break
*Mond Building*
11.00-13.00 *Panel 1*: *Intimate Works of (Non-) Human Bodies*
*Mond Building, Seminar Room*
*Chair: TBA*
Aslı Zengin (University of Toronto): *Queer Intimacies in the Face of
Familial Abandonment and Disowning: A Trans Woman’s Funeral in Istanbul*
Sibylle Lustenberger (University of Bern): *Ambiguous Encounters: Managing
Distance and Intimacy in International Surrogacy Arrangements*
Dr. Claudia Liebelt (University of Bayreuth): *Grooming Istanbul: **Intimate
Encounters and Body Work in Turkish Beauty Salons*
13.00-14.00 Lunch (Light Sandwiches)
*Mond Building*
14.00-16.00 *Panel 2*: *Ordinary Makings of the Intimate*
*Mond Building, Seminar Room*
*Chair: TBA*
Sertaç Sehlikoglu (University of Cambridge): *The Daring of the Mahrem:
Changing Dynamics of Public Sexuality in Turkey*
Dr. Aymon Kreil (University of Zurich): *Men’s Talk: Levels of Friendship
in Cairo’s Coffee Shops*
Dr. Giulia Liberatore (University of Oxford): *Sincerely Seeking: Marriage
Aspirations amongst Somali women in London*
Dr. Matan Shapiro (University College London): *Intimacy and the Ethics of
Invisibility in Maranhão, Northeast Brazil*
19.00 Dinner
*Tuesday, 13 May*
10.00-12.00 *Panel 3*: *(Un)ruly Intimacies: Governance and Mediation of
Intimate Spheres*
*Mond Building, Seminar Room*
*Chair: Dr. Jessica Johnson (University of Cambridge)*
Dr. Maïté Maskens (Université Libre de Bruxelles): *Screening Intimacy: The
Fight against Marriage of Convenience in Brussels*
Dr. Jeremy F. Walton (University of Göttingen): *Intimating Religious
Difference: Muslim Minoritization in Croatia and Turkey*
Dr. Valerio Simoni (CRIA, Lisbon University Institute): *Intimacy,
Belonging, and Competing Aspirations in Touristic Cuba*
Ryan Davey (University of Cambridge): *Unsettled Homes: Interruptible
Futures and Violable Space among Tenant Households in Plymouth*
12.00-13.00 Lunch
*Mond Building*
13.00-14.30 *Closing Address*: Prof Sasha Roseneil (Birkbeck College,
University of London)
*Analysing Intimate Citizenship Regimes: Transdisciplinary and
Transnational Challenges*
*Arts School, Room C*
14.30-15.00 Tea and coffee break
*Mond Building*
15.00-16.00 Round-up discussion
*Mond Building, Seminar Room*
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