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SUMMARY:VII Seminario internacional Islamolatina « Relaciones interculturalesen el Mediterráneo en la época premoderna :  una retrospectiva »
DESCRIPTION:10 y 11 de noviembre de 2022\nFacultat de Filosofia i Lletres\nUniversitat Autònoma de Barcelona\n9h. – Aula P 24 (Facultat de Psicologia) \nEl grupo de investigación Islamolatina https://grupsderecerca.uab.cat/islamolatina/?fbclid=IwAR0jDWOWbpvpLQVgToKGBSPK_AKLGYMSei-7bGkbQGKIp532bvGui5AJAuk  organiza con la Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB) un seminario internacional sobre el tema : « Relaciones interculturalesen el Mediterráneo en la época premoderna :  una retrospectiva » \nLeer el programa : http://deji.cchs.csic.es/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/Triptico-Seminario.pdf  \n  \nJavier de Prado (Nantes Université-UAB\, estudiante de doctorado del proyecto ERC presentará su artículo : « De procuranda salute Saracenorum: polémica antiislámica en la obra misional de Tomás de Jesús » (Virtual)
URL:https://euqu.eu/event/vii-seminario-internacional-islamolatina-relaciones-interculturalesen-el-mediterraneo-en-la-epoca-premoderna-una-retrospectiva/
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SUMMARY:Acknowledging Affinity\, Insisting on Distance: A Recognizing Religions Workshop
DESCRIPTION:In texts as well as in testimonials and representations\, intercultural encounters are often narrated in terms of affinity and distance. Something in the other attracts either because it is familiar or because it looks foreign; or it gets denounced and portrayed as unacceptable for one of the same two reasons (that is to say: both another tradition’s perceived proximity and its perceived foreignness can be used to justify either the attraction it possesses to the observer or the rejection it elicits). \nIn this workshop\, we ask participants to reflect on the work that the notions of affinity and distance are made to perform in a range of source materials as strategies for appropriation and othering\, drawing close and distancing. Consistent with the overarching theme of ‘Recognizing Religions’ the aim is to uncover the ways in which not only dispositions towards the other take shape in the act of recognition\, but how each community’s self-understanding also gets communicated and transformed in the process. \nNovember 21 | 10:00 am – 6 pm November 22 | 9:00 am – 12 pm \nIn-Person (NYUAD Campus) and on Zoom The two-day workshop is open to the NYUAD community and by invitation. Interested scholars\, please register below. \nhttps://www.hrf-arabworld.org/events/2022/acknowledging-affinity-insisting-on-distance-a-recognizing-religions-workshop
URL:https://euqu.eu/event/acknowledging-affinity-insisting-on-distance-a-recognizing-religions-workshop/
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