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1 November 2018 |
18:30-19:45 | Keynote Speech at Völkerkundemuseum (Ethnographic Museum of UZH) The Country of Anthropologists: Creativity, Imagination, and Nation-State Power Prof. Dr. Jessica Winegar (Northwestern University, Evanston) |
2 November 2018 |
The rest of the conference will be held in the room KO2-F-152 in the main building of the University of Zurich.
9:00-9:30 | Welcoming of the Participants |
9:30-10:00 | Introduction Mustafa Akcınar (UZH), Dr. Daniele Cantini (UZH), Prof. Dr. Aymon Kreil (Ghent University), Dr. Shirin Naef (UZH and University of Bonn), Dr. Emanuel Schaeublin (UZH) |
Panel 1: The Analytical Value of Fieldwork Constraints | |
Chair: Prof. Dr. Peter Finke (UZH) | |
10:00-12:00 |
“The violence we live in”: Reading and Experiencing Violence in the Field |
Facing the (Fear of) al-Mukhabarat: Toward Paranoiac Modes of Inquiry and Creative Understanding in Paranoiac Fields Emilie Lund Mortensen (University of Aarhus) |
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Manoeuvring Across Suspicion: Secrecy, Conspiracies, and Ethnographic Praxis in Contemporary Turkey Dr. Erol Sağlam (Stockholm University) |
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Discussant: Prof. Dr. Heinz Käufeler (UZH, emeritiert) |
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12:00-13:30 | Lunch |
Panel 2: Reassessing Methods of Inquiry | |
Chair: Dr. Sarah Sabry (former lecturer and research associate at UZH) | |
13:30-15:30 | Voices Beyond Tasteless Interviews: Tea, Memory, and Rumors Hande Sarikuzu (Binghamton University) |
Here and There: Doing Fieldwork in Algerian Saharian Zones Prof. Dr. Ratiba Hadj-Moussa (York University, Toronto) |
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Peace and War: An on and Off Relationship with the Field Mustafa Akcınar (UZH) |
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Discussant: Dr. Shirin Naef (UZH and University of Bonn) |
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15:30-16:00 | Coffee Break |
Panel 3: Reinventing Methods for Violent Contexts | |
Chair: Dr. Zeynep Sarıaslan (UZH) | |
16:00-18:00 | Henceforth No Privilege; No Refuge Dr. David Shankland (Royal Anthropological Institute) |
Finding Ways to Work in Yemen: A Plea for Engaged Scholarship Prof. Dr. Marina de Regt (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam) |
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Combat-Zone Ethnography and Staying Alive in Iraq and Syria Dr. Younes Saramifar (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam) |
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Discussant: Prof. Dr. Aymon Kreil (Ghent University) |
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19:30 | Dinner at Restaurant Rechberg |
3 November 2018 |