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SUMMARY:From Archives to Herstory – Women’s Contributions to the Study of Asian Religions
DESCRIPTION:Recent schol­ar­ship advo­cat­ing for glob­al reli­gious his­to­ry empha­sizes the\nneed for reli­gious stud­ies to move beyond euro­cen­trism\, to decon­struct\nide­o­log­i­cal­ly charged and his­tor­i­cal­ly evolv­ing con­cepts\, and to\nacknowl­edge the diverse (non-west­ern) play­ers and exchanges involved in\nthe co-pro­duc­tion of knowl­edge on reli­gions. This work­shop seeks to\ncon­tribute to this broad­er con­ver­sa­tion about the neces­si­ty of epis­temic\ndecen­tring with­in the dis­ci­pline\, focus­ing on the role of women researchers\nin shap­ing reli­gious stud­ies.\nAs fem­i­nist stud­ies have demon­strat­ed\, in a male-dom­i­nat­ed soci­ety\,\nwomen face the chal­lenge to devel­op mul­ti­ple strate­gies to trav­el\, pub­lish\,\nand carve out new spaces for them­selves. In acad­e­mia\, this often means\nsac­ri­fic­ing a tra­di­tion­al aca­d­e­m­ic career and instead cre­at­ing alter­na­tive\npro­files. Con­se­quent­ly\, the knowl­edge of reli­gions pro­duced by women\nresearchers can­not be attrib­uted sole­ly to schol­ars\, but also to writ­ers\,\nartists\, prac­ti­tion­ers\, and indi­vid­u­als whose con­tri­bu­tions have been\nover­looked so far.\nThis work­shop specif­i­cal­ly high­lights per­son­al archive col­lec­tions as a vital\nspace where over­looked encoun­ters\, silenced voic­es\, and inven­tive\nstrate­gies can be brought to light. To facil­i­tate com­par­i­son\, we will focus on\nthe entan­gled his­to­ry of Europe and Asia\, which we view as a par­tic­u­lar­ly\nrich area in the her­sto­ry of reli­gious stud­ies. Such an endeav­our\, how­ev­er\,\nrequires the­o­ret­i­cal aware­ness\, method­olog­i­cal cau­tion\, spe­cif­ic prac­ti­cal\nskills\, and an inter­dis­ci­pli­nary dia­logue\, which we aim to fos­ter open­ly and\ndirect­ly by shar­ing our expe­ri­ences with archival mate­ri­als from women\nresearchers and by stim­u­lat­ing exchanges on our indi­vid­ual research\nagen­das and prac­tices. \nReg­is­tra­tion until Sep­tem­ber 29\, 2025 to: religionswissenschaft@univie.ac.at \nPro­gramme of Work­shop
URL:https://remid.de/termine/from-archives-to-herstory-womens-contributions-to-the-study-of-asian-religions/
LOCATION:Universität Wien: Institut für Religionswissenschaft\, Schenkenstraße 8–10\, Wien\, 1010\, Austria
CATEGORIES:Workshop
ORGANIZER;CN="Universit%C3%A4t Wien%3A  Institut f%C3%BCr Religionswissenschaft":MAILTO:religionswissenschaft@univie.ac.at
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