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Cfp: "Ethnographies of the Middle East: spatio-temporal perspectives within and across Lusophone contexts"

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liza dumovich <[log in to unmask]>

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liza dumovich <[log in to unmask]>

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Thu, 17 Jan 2019 13:38:55 -0200

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Dear all,

We invite paper proposals to the panel below. Please note that submissions
are now open until *January 21th*.

“
*Ethnographies of the Middle East: spatio-temporal perspectives withinand
across Lusophone contexts*”  to be held at the 7th APA Congress, in
Lisbon (Portugal), from 4th-7th June 2019.

We welcome submissions in both Portuguese and English.

For more information on this panel, please follow the link below
and/or contact panel coordinators.
http://apa2019.apantropologia.org/p099/

Submissions open until *January 21th*, 2019.

We look forward to your submission.

Best wishes,

Patricia Scalco (University of Helsinki)

Liza Dumovich ( Universidade Federal Fluminense)

*Short abstract*
This panel aims at reflecting on methodological and epistemological
specificities of the Lusophone ethnographic production in and about the
“Middle East” by asking what are specific and general strands in the
production of knowledge about the“Middle East” within and across the
borders of Lusitan contexts broadly defined.

*Long abstract*
As current anthropology challenges paradigms and reaches beyond conceptual,
thematic and epistemological frontiers, the area culturally designated as
“the Middle East” has become increasingly defined by notions of borders and
their power to, symbolically or empirically, separate, isolate or
annihilate populations at different scales. Grounded in different
anthropological traditions, in academic institutions in Portugal and across
the world, Lusophone anthropologists strive to contribute to the
understanding of the “Middle East” through their ethnographic work.
Engaging with the notion that the researcher’s positionality play a
significant role in the (re)production of knowledge, this panel aims at
reflecting on methodological and epistemological specificities of the
Lusophone ethnographic production in and about the Middle East. We seek to
gain perspectives on spatio-temporal general and specific strands of the
production of knowledge about the “Middle East” within Lusitan borders and
across Lusophone contexts. Contributions reflecting on the development of
the Middle East as an ethnographic category among Portuguese speakers from
different contexts and across time, particularly within the last 30 years,
are particularly- though not exclusively – encouraged.

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Resumo - Versão em Português

“
*Etnografias do Oriente Médio: perspectivas espaço-temporais a partir
decontextos lusófonos*”, APA 2019, 4 -7 de Junho 2019.
http://apa2019.apantropologia.org/p099/

Os trabalhos podem ser em Português ou Inglês.

Nova data final para inscrição de trabalhos: *21 de Janeiro* de 2019.

*Resumo curto*
Esse painel tem como objetivo refletir sobre as especificidades
epistemológicas e metodológicas da produção etnográfica lusófona no e sobre
o“Oriente Médio” ao focar nas tendências gerais e específicas da produção
de conhecimento sobre o “Oriente Médio” em contextos lusófonos *lato sensu.*

*Resumo longo*
Enquanto a antropologia contemporânea desafia paradigmas e ultrapassa
fronteiras epistemológicas, temáticas e conceituais, a área culturalmente
designada como “Oriente Médio” tem se tornado cada vez mais definida por
noções de fronteira e seu poder de, simbólica e empiricamente, separar,
isolar ou aniquilar populações. Ancorados em diferentes tradições
antropológicas e baseados em instituições acadêmicas em Portugal e pelo
mundo, antropólogos lusófonos se dedicam a contribuir para o entendimento
do “Oriente Médio” através de seu trabalho etnográfico. Partindo da noção
de que o lugar de fala do pesquisador desempenha um papel significativo na
(re)produção de conhecimento, esse painel visa a refletir sobre as
especificidades metodológicas e epistemológicas da produção etnográfica
lusófona no e sobre o “Oriente Médio”. Buscando compreender e adquirir
perspectivas espaço-temporais sobre tendências gerais e específicas da
produção de conhecimento sobre o “Oriente Médio” dentro das fronteiras
lusitanas e em outros contextos lusófonos, o painel encoraja,
particularmente – embora não exclusivamente - contribuições que reflitam
sobre o desenvolvimento da noção de “Oriente Médio” enquanto uma categoria
etnográfica entre falantes da Língua Portuguesa, dentro das fronteiras
lusitanas, assim como em diferentes contextos lusófonos, sobretudo, nos
últimos 30 anos.

Aguardamos seu trabalho!

Patricia Scalco (Universidade de Helsinque)

Liza Dumovich (Universidade Federal Fluminense)

-- 
*Liza Dumovich*
Coeditora
E-mail: [log in to unmask]
Tel: (21) 98872-9602

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