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(Im)mobilisations (ASMCF–SSFH Postgraduate Study Day 2021)

(Im)mobilisations (ASMCF–SSFH Postgraduate Study Day 2021)

Information publiée le 4 janvier 2021 par Université de Lausanne  (source : Helen McKelvey)
Le 25 janvier 2021

Call for papers – (im)mobilisations

A virtual study day to be held on 6 March 2021

Keynote: To Be Confirmed

 

« L'histoire sociale enseigne qu'il n'y a pas de politique sociale sans un mouvement social capable de l'imposer… En conséquence, la question…est de savoir comment mobiliser les forces capables de parvenir à cette fin et à quelles instances demander ce travail de mobilisation. »

Pierre Bourdieu, Contre-feux 2 (2001) 

 

In the past twelve months, we have seen people across the globe seek to mobilise around many different issues, whilst simultaneously being immobilised. This tension, between the desire for mobility and mobilisation, and the limitation or prevention of such movement(s), has been endemic across history. 

This Study Day will digitally unite postgraduates to examine how and why people mobilise, (or are prevented from doing so) or are moved, focusing on the period 1789 to the present. We invite proposals for ​20-minute papers in English or French​​ from across French and Francophone history and society, literature, politics, linguistics, film and visual cultures, philosophy, critical theory, and other disciplines, as well as interdisciplinary approaches. We particularly welcome contributions from postgraduates overseas and those from under-represented groups. 

Suggested topics include, but are not limited to contemporary or historical studies on:

Museums and archives

Memory/le devoir de mémoire

Disability, pain and illness

Exile(s), migration and refugees

Institutions, spaces and places

Buildings, objects and sites

Gender and Sexuality

Footnotes to history

Power and revolution

Warfare and soldiers

Resistance

Emotions and their manipulation

La Francophonie/beyond the Hexagone

(Post)colonialism and (de)colonialism

Race and racism

Grassroot activism/Elite policy

Imagined communities

Class and capital; social mobility

Environmental issues

National Politics, International Influences and Transnationalism

Borders and Blockades

(Digital) Activism and Slacktivism

Performative power and symbolic violence

Civic freedoms and pandemics

Occupation

Incarceration and Prisons 

Flânerie 

Press, propaganda or political images

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Abstracts of no more than 250 words, in either English or in French, should be sent to asmcf.ssfh.studyday@gmail.com. ​Submissions should be received by 9:00 AM (GMT) on Monday 25 January 2021.

Call for Flash Presentations

Share your voice! We welcome proposals from MA and early PhD students ​​to explain their own research in three minutes, limited to one PowerPoint slide OR one creative method of their choice. Presentations on any topic connected to French and Francophone studies and histories are welcome.   

Please email asmcf.ssfh.studyday@gmail.com to express your interest.

The Study Day will include professional development panels and an opportunity to engage with senior academics from other institutions. It is generously funded by the Association for the Study of Modern and Contemporary France ​(​ASMCF​) and the Society for the Study of French History ​(SSFH)​​. Attendance is free but all attendees are kindly requested to become members of one of the two societies on or before the day via the societies’ websites. We will endeavour to ensure that the virtual conference is fully accessible, and we are very happy to discuss particular needs that participants might have and how we can best accommodate these.

Organising Committee​: Daniel Baker (Cardiff, SSFH), Pallavi Joshi (Warwick, ASMCF) and Helen McKelvey (QUB, ASMCF)

asmcf.org @asmcf

frenchhistorysociety.co.uk  @FrenchHistoryUK

Responsable :

Helen McKelvey

url de référence

https://asmcf.org/

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